What are the symptoms of female vaginitis and cervical erosion? Analysis of the symptoms of three degrees of cervical erosion in women

The prevalence of cervical erosion in most places continues to increase. This is a gynecological disease that is extremely harmful to women's health. Generally, we know that cervical erosion is mainly divided into three types: mild, moderate, and severe. The different manifestations of the three types will also be somewhat different. Next, let's learn about the specific clinical characteristics of these three types of cervical erosion.

Symptoms of cervical erosion are as follows:

1. Mild cervical erosion

Mild cervical erosion usually occurs in an area that is less than one-third of the total area of ​​the cervix. Common symptoms include increased leucorrhea and yellowish color. Due to different pathogens, leucorrhea will have changes in quality, quantity, and color. Normal leucorrhea is colorless or milky white, egg white-like, with a slight fishy smell or no smell. Therefore, you should pay attention to some subtle observations on a daily basis, and do a good job of prevention and inspection to ensure your health.

2. Moderate cervical erosion

Moderate cervical erosion generally covers two-thirds of the total area of ​​the cervix, which is one of the symptoms of cervical erosion. At this time, the patient will find that her vaginal discharge increases, the color of the vaginal discharge is yellow, very sticky and has a strange smell. If there is inflammation irritating the vulva, it will also cause itching. When the eroded surface is congested and prominent, the color is bright red or it is easy to bleed, there will be contact bleeding during sexual intercourse and irregular vaginal bleeding.

3. Severe cervical erosion

Severe cervical erosion occurs when the area of ​​erosion is more than two-thirds of the total area of ​​the cervix. It will also cause increased leucorrhea, yellowing, and thick, foul-smelling leucorrhea. Some patients with severe cervical erosion will have bloody leucorrhea, contact bleeding and irregular vaginal bleeding after sexual intercourse, as well as frequent and urgent urination.