What are the symptoms of mild chronic cervicitis

What are the symptoms of mild chronic cervicitis?

There are many patients with chronic cervicitis in our lives. The incidence of chronic cervicitis is relatively high. Cervicitis is usually caused by frequent miscarriages or lack of attention to personal hygiene, which seriously affects the patient's quality of life. However, some friends do not know much about chronic cervicitis.

What are the clinical symptoms of mild chronic cervicitis?

1. Increased leucorrhea: The most obvious symptom of chronic cervicitis is increased leucorrhea. Moreover, this leucorrhea is different from ordinary leucorrhea. It has a higher viscosity and contains a small amount of blood. Many women do not pay enough attention to it, which sometimes causes a lot of contact bleeding because the leucorrhea constantly stimulates the vulva, causing vulvar itching.

2. Pain: Women with chronic cervicitis may also experience pain in the lower abdomen and lumbosacral region. The pain is diffuse and occurs not only in the abdomen, but also in the thighs and hip joints. The condition worsens with each menstrual bowel movement or sexual intercourse. The inflammation spreads to the bottom of the patient and forms chronic cervicitis. The pain in the ligaments of cervicitis can cause nausea and vomiting if the cervix is ​​touched, and may even affect sexual intercourse.

3. Bladder and intestinal symptoms: Chronic cervicitis can also be spread through the lymphatic system, continuously spreading to the bladder triangle, or the connective tissue around the bladder. Patients will feel very urgent to urinate, have difficulty urinating, urinate frequently, and have clear urine. The examination is normal, but the patient cannot ignore it because it will cause other complications in severe cases.

4. Patients with chronic cervicitis may also experience symptoms of vulvar itching. Cervicitis usually occurs at the same time as vaginitis. In the later stages, patients may also develop symptoms of low back pain and aggravated menstrual pain. Going to the hospital for a gynecological examination will reveal varying degrees of erosion symptoms in the human cervical tissue.