Anorexia
Cervical cancer patients would often experience lack of appetite, which is the result of an increasing level of systemic inflammation and the ongoing hormonal changes that follow cancer growth. The regulation of appetite by the brain is blocked, and patients may also feel depressed, with low energy and no motivation. All of this adds up into a wasting syndrome called cachexia, which is common in late-stage cancer. As a part of this syndrome, patients would aggravate very quickly, sometimes leading to immune problems, malnutrition, and many other events that complicate patients further.