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I have fluttering in stomach, i'm bloated, constipated with no missed periods but spotting in between. could this be cervical cancer? my mum died of cervical cancer?
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Cervial cancer ?'s: Cervical cancer progressing to the point of metastatic disease is rare if patients receive regular Pap smears to detect abnormalities, which occur much before actual cancer appears. See your GYN physician for an exam and testing .
Answered 11/4/2020
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