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How to recognize cervical cancer symptoms
Keep a good record of your menstrual periods.
If you are premenopausal or perimenopausal, use a calendar to keep track of when your menstrual period will come and how long it will last. If you are menopausal, know when your last period was.

Possible answers:
a). A major symptom of cervical cancer is abnormal vaginal bleeding. It is good to know what is normal for you and other women like you.
b). Or, if you just had your periods previously, you will know when they started and during which period. Digital documentation works well for this purpose.
c). If you have other symptoms that might indicate cervical cancer, write down these dates. Talking about your period repeatedly will tell you if it is still present.
d). Remember your normal menstrual cycle--your periods will start when you start your period. If your periods start when you first get pregnant, think of it as a yearly measure.
a).