Cervical cancer develops in the cervix, which connects the vagina to the womb. It can occur at any age, and cervical screening can help identify changes before they develop into cancer.
Symptoms can include:
If you experience symptoms that are unusual for you, speak to your GP.
Don't wait for your next cervical screening appointment if you have symptoms.
These symptoms are common and can have many causes other than cancer, but getting them checked is important.
Cervical screening is designed to help prevent cervical cancer by identifying and treating changes to cells before they become cancerous. Follow your NHS screening invitations and speak to your GP if you're unsure when you're due.
Please remember: This information is for general awareness and does not replace medical advice. If you notice unusual or persistent changes, speak to your GP or healthcare professional
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