Signs of uterine cancer may include irregular vaginal bleeding, particularly postmenopausal bleeding or abnormal menstruation periods. It can also manifest as pelvic pain or discomfort, pain during intercourse and unexplained weight loss. It is very important to seek immediate guidance from a doctor if you have any of these symptoms. Routine gynecological exams, Pap smears and pelvic ultrasounds are other essential tools used for early detection. Through regular check-ups and open communication with your doctor concerning any issues, uterine cancer can be diagnosed and managed at an appropriate time.

Regular gynecological check-ups, including pelvic exams and Pap smears, can aid in early detection. Be vigilant about abnormal vaginal bleeding, such as bleeding between periods, after menopause, or excessively heavy menstrual bleeding.

Common symptoms may include abnormal vaginal bleeding, such as bleeding between periods, after menopause, or excessively heavy menstrual bleeding. Pelvic pain, pain during intercourse, and changes in urinary habits can also be indicators. 

• Vaginal bleeding after menopause,
• bleeding between periods,
• lower abdomen pain are reasons to have a checkup with oncologist

• Uterine cancer most commonly presents with bleeding ( heavy bleeding during periods, erratic bleeding on and off or continuously, spotting). 
• Sometimes there might be only discharge, or only ultrasound report showing some changes.
• These are most common starting signals. Rarely it may present with unusual symptoms.
   

The most common symptoms are: 

• Before menopause there is vaginal bleeding between periods, or spotting after menopause , whitish or clear vaginal discharge ( post menopausal condition).
• if you are above 40 yrs then extremely prolonged / heavy bleeding could be there.

• Uterine cancer is usually suspected when a post-menopausal woman starts bleeding per vagina.
• Other symptoms can be lower abdominal pain, bloated feeling, etc.
• For confirmation of uterine cancer endometrial biopsy is usually done.
• Staging workup usually includes MRI or CT Abdomen & Pelvis.

• uterine cancer is usually seen in woman after Menopause. 
• It usually causes bleeding PV there maybe Lower abdominal pain or back pain.

• Uterine cancers usually present with vaginal bleeding like you have during periods, but it is not cyclical like normal periods and can also occur after menopause. 
• Some uterine cancers can also present with lower abdominal mass or pain due to enlarged size of the uterus.