What are the symptoms of cervical erosion in women? Pay attention to these severe symptoms of cervical erosion

Many women are not particularly familiar with the disease of cervical erosion, but cervical erosion is still relatively common in women. So what are the symptoms of women suffering from cervical erosion?

Mild: Mild cervical erosion generally has no obvious symptoms, but some may have increased leucorrhea, yellow color, stickiness and odor. Depending on the cause of the female infection, the quality, quantity and color of leucorrhea will also change. Since the symptoms of mild cervical erosion are not very obvious, they are often ignored by women.

Moderate: Patients with moderate cervical erosion often have increased leucorrhea, which is yellow, sticky and has an odor. When inflammation irritates the vulva, it can also cause itching. When the eroded surface becomes obviously congested, bright red or easily bleeds, there will be contact bleeding during sexual intercourse and irregular vaginal bleeding.

Severe: Severe cervical erosion patients will have increased leucorrhea, yellow color, thick texture and odor. Inflammatory leucorrhea will cause itching if it stimulates the vulva for a long time. Leucorrhea will also have different colors, states and qualities depending on the pathogens. Therefore, some symptoms of severe cervical erosion include blood in leucorrhea, contact bleeding and irregular vaginal bleeding after sexual intercourse, accompanied by symptoms such as frequent urination and urgency.

Increased vaginal discharge is one of the common symptoms of cervical erosion, and sometimes it can be the only symptom. The characteristics of vaginal discharge in patients with cervical erosion with different conditions are different. For patients with more obvious inflammatory infection, the vaginal discharge is generally sticky and purulent, with a large amount of vaginal discharge. The vaginal discharge may contain blood streaks or a small amount of blood. A few patients have symptoms of contact bleeding.