Do I Have Cervical Cancer Quiz
Questions: 15 · 10 minutes
1. Which description best matches any recent unusual vaginal discharge?
I have not noticed watery, blood-streaked, foul-smelling, or otherwise unusual discharge
I noticed one brief, mild change in color, consistency, or odor
The discharge is persistently watery, blood-streaked, foul-smelling, or distinctly unusual for me
The discharge is heavy or bloody and occurs with severe pain, fever, weakness, or faintness
2. During the past three months, what bleeding have you noticed between expected menstrual periods?
None between my expected periods
One brief episode of light spotting
Spotting or bleeding on more than one occasion
Heavy bleeding, or bleeding accompanied by faintness or marked weakness
3. Compared with your established menstrual pattern, what change have you experienced recently?
No unexpected change in bleeding
One period was somewhat heavier or longer than usual
Periods have repeatedly become heavier, longer, or less predictable
I am soaking through a pad or tampon about hourly for two hours, passing large clots, or feeling faint
4. What unexplained change in appetite or body weight have you noticed?
No persistent unexplained change
A small or brief change that has stabilized
Ongoing appetite loss or noticeable unplanned weight loss
Rapid or continuing weight loss with inability to eat or drink, repeated vomiting, faintness, or severe weakness
5. What urinary change have you experienced recently without a clear, already-treated explanation?
No new urinary pain, difficulty, urgency, or blood
One brief episode of mild stinging, urgency, or difficulty
Recurring pain, difficulty, unusual frequency, or visible blood
I cannot pass urine, have heavy visible blood, or have severe pain with fever, vomiting, or weakness
6. How much has unexpected vaginal bleeding interfered with your usual activities?
I have not had unexpected vaginal bleeding
I made one minor adjustment, such as using a liner
I have repeatedly changed plans, clothing, sleep, or activities because of it
I could not continue normal activities or felt faint, severely weak, or acutely unwell
7. What best describes vaginal bleeding after penetrative sex?
I have not had penetrative sex, or I have had no bleeding afterward
I noticed a tiny amount once and it stopped quickly
It has happened more than once or has recently become more noticeable
The bleeding was heavy, would not settle, or came with severe pain or faintness
8. During or after penetrative sex, what pelvic pain have you experienced?
No pelvic pain, or this situation does not apply to me
Mild discomfort on one occasion that settled quickly
Pain on repeated occasions or pain that lingers afterward
Severe or rapidly worsening pain that prevents activity or makes me feel faint or acutely unwell
9. If you have gone at least 12 months without a menstrual period, what vaginal bleeding has occurred since then?
This does not apply to me, or I have had no bleeding since menopause
One very small episode of spotting
Repeated spotting or more than one episode of bleeding
A flow resembling a period, heavy bleeding, clots, weakness, or faintness
10. Compared with what is normal for you, how has the amount of vaginal discharge changed?
There has been no unusual change
It increased briefly on one occasion and returned to normal
It has repeatedly increased or remained unusually heavy
It is continuously very heavy or accompanied by severe pain, fever, faintness, or feeling acutely unwell
11. How have bowel movements or pelvic pressure changed recently?
There has been no unexplained or persistent change
I noticed one mild, short-lived change
I repeatedly have pain, pressure, constipation, or a changed bowel pattern
I have severe abdominal or pelvic pain, persistent vomiting, heavy rectal bleeding, or cannot pass stool or gas
12. How has unexplained tiredness affected you recently?
I have not had unusual tiredness beyond my familiar pattern
I felt mildly more tired for a short period but could manage normally
Tiredness has persisted or repeatedly limited work, exercise, or daily tasks
I feel extremely weak, faint, short of breath, confused, or unable to manage basic activities
13. Which description best matches any unexplained lower-back or side pain you have had recently?
I have had none beyond a familiar, clearly explained pattern
I had one mild episode that resolved
The pain is recurring, persistent, or worsening without a clear reason
It is severe or comes with new leg weakness, numbness around the groin, or loss of bladder or bowel control
14. What new swelling have you noticed in either leg?
No new unexplained leg swelling
Mild swelling once after prolonged sitting or standing that resolved
Persistent or recurring swelling, especially if one leg is more affected
Sudden one-sided swelling with pain, redness, warmth, chest pain, faintness, or breathing difficulty
15. Over the past month, how has pain or pressure in your lower abdomen or pelvis appeared?
I have not noticed persistent or unexplained pelvic pain or pressure
I noticed a mild, short-lived sensation once
It has returned, lasted for days, or affected normal activities
It is sudden or severe, or occurs with fainting, fever, vomiting, or marked weakness