Probably not: Cervical cancer rarely causes pain until it is very advanced. A common symptom is bleeding after intercourse but otherwise it has few symptoms which is why women should get their pap smears routinely. When the cancer is early or in its precancerous state, it has no symptoms.
Answered 5/29/2016
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Possible but ....: Anything that causes inflammation or irritation in the vaginal canal or cervix can cause discomfort during intercourse. Infections, benign findings likes cysts or fibroids, as well as metabolic changes that lead to dryness or hormonal changes that can lead to bleeding all can cause discomfort. Cervical cancer is often diagnosed early with no symptoms, but once advanced it can cause pain or blood.
Answered 6/14/2017
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