DOI: 10.36347/sjams.2020.v08i05.043

Pages: 1385-1389

Objective: In this study our main goal is to evaluate the clinical statusof the patient with cervical cancer reporting in NIRCH. Method: this retrospective study was done at NICRH, Dhaka from June 1 2017 to June 1 2019. A total of 384 patients who diagnosed as cervical cancer were included in the study. Results: during the study, among 384 patients, 214 were illiterate. Followed by 92 patients passed primary, 70 patients were passed secondary and only 8 people passed college. 222 patients had low economic status. Followed by 73 had multiple sex partner, 251 had poor personal hygiene, 176 used OCP. 30% had post-menopausal bleeding. Followed by 23.70% had intermenstrual bleeding, 14.06% had post coital bleeding,19.01% had Excessive whitish p/v discharge,14.32% had foul smelling discharge. Conclusion: In most cases of cervical cancer in early stage is symptomless. Here I give emphasis on important risk factors and characteristics of cervical cancer patients. Poor resource countries like Bangladesh, it will help by screening to detect early invasive carcinoma and can help plan of management and thereby to attain good prognosis.