What are the effects of chronic cervicitis in women? The three major hazards of chronic cervicitis in women should be known

Cervicitis is the most common gynecological disease. Many people do not know much about this disease, so they cannot get effective treatment immediately after contracting it, which seriously endangers the patient's health. Especially after suffering from chronic cervicitis, it will not only affect the sexual life of the couple, but also easily lead to miscarriage in women, affect future fertility, and even cause a variety of complications. In severe cases, it can also induce cervical cancer.

As the pace of life continues to accelerate, more and more women are experiencing a significant decline in their physical health due to long-term high-pressure work and life, and are also prone to various gynecological diseases. Among them, the most common is cervicitis in women. Cervicitis is mainly a disease caused by the invasion of bacteria in the cervix, which is very harmful to the health of female patients. So, what are the main effects of chronic cervicitis? Let's take a closer look.

1. If a woman suffers from chronic cervicitis, it will first affect the quality of her sex life. In particular, chronic cervicitis often causes abnormal vaginal discharge and lower abdominal pain in women, so there will be pain during sexual intercourse. In addition, the symptoms will be aggravated during sexual intercourse, which will seriously affect the quality of sex life and the relationship between the couple.

2. In the early stages of cervicitis, most women often ignore it because the symptoms are not very obvious. Once the symptoms become very obvious, the disease has already developed more seriously, greatly affecting the normal passage of sperm through the cervix to the uterus, and can easily cause infertility in women.

3. Women with chronic inflammation who fail to get effective control and delay treatment for a long time may also develop cancer. Once cancer occurs, it is more difficult to treat and may even endanger women's lives. Therefore, timely treatment after the disease is discovered is the key to staying away from the disease.