Question 23 · LEK · Cervical cancer
Which of the following is not typical of cervical cancer?
- A. urinary urgency.
- B. bloody vaginal discharge with unpleasant smell.
- C. intermenstrual bleeding.
- D. hypogastric pain.
- E. contact bleeding.
Hint
Typical symptoms arise from a friable, ulcerated cervical lesion; which listed symptom points to the bladder instead?
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