Back Pain? You Might Have Cancer

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Many people suffer from back pain. And the reason for this is usually that a person sits in an incorrect position, or that they overstrain and stretch their muscles and tendons during sports. But in some cases, such pain is a symptom of cervical cancer.

According to the National Health Service, one of the main symptoms of cervical cancer is pain in the lower back, between the pelvic bones, or in the lower abdomen.

In addition, three more signs signal cervical cancer. These include abnormal vaginal bleeding and heavier (than usual) bleeding during menstruation; changes in vaginal discharge; pain during intercourse

However, the above symptoms can also occur with fibroids and endometriosis.