10 Symptoms of Cervical Cancer

9. Urinary Incontinence

Mild urinary incontinence and other urinary changes may develop as people age. Any sudden or drastic change in urinary patterns, however, including increased frequency, pain, and an inability to maintain bladder control, may indicate cervical cancer. Some women experience a small amount of leakage when sneezing, jumping, or laughing. If incontinence occurs without a cause, has a sudden onset, or accompanies other symptoms of cervical cancer, it may be yet another sign, especially if there is blood in the urine.