What are the symptoms of chronic cervicitis in women? The three major symptoms of chronic cervicitis in women

Once a female friend suffers from chronic cervicitis, the most obvious symptoms are abnormal increase in leucorrhea, thick leucorrhea, lower abdominal pain, and when the bladder triangle is affected, frequent urination, urgency, and pain will also occur. These are the most common symptoms of chronic cervicitis in women. So if you find yourself having these abnormal symptoms, you should pay great attention to it.

In recent years, more and more women have developed a series of symptoms due to some gynecological diseases, especially chronic cervicitis, which is the most common gynecological disease. Its occurrence will have a great impact. However, many women often ignore the abnormal symptoms of the body in the early stage of the disease because they do not understand the symptoms of the disease. They go to the hospital for examination only when the symptoms are very obvious. At this time, the condition is already very serious. Therefore, it is necessary to understand the relevant symptoms of the disease in order to treat the disease faster. So, what are the symptoms of chronic cervicitis? Let's take a closer look below.

1. The most obvious symptom of women with chronic cervicitis is increased vaginal discharge, which is also sticky or purulent, and sometimes bloody and a small amount of blood. Especially during sexual intercourse, contact bleeding may occur, and prolonged stimulation by vaginal discharge may easily cause itching of the female vulva.

Second, chronic cervicitis can also spread directly to the bladder triangle through the lymph nodes, causing women to have symptoms of frequent urination, urgency, and difficulty urinating, but urine tests show that the urine is normal. In addition, some women are prone to urinary tract infections due to the continued spread of inflammation and passing through the bladder triangle.

3. Lower abdominal pain is the most common symptom of chronic cervicitis in women. Sometimes pain also occurs in the upper abdomen, hip joints, and thighs, especially during menstruation and defecation. When inflammation spreads along the uterine ligaments and spreads to other parts, it will also cause the main ligament of the cervix to thicken and cause pain. In severe cases, it can also cause women to experience symptoms such as nausea and vomiting, which will seriously affect women's normal sexual life.