What are the symptoms of chronic cervicitis? 3 symptoms indicate that you have chronic cervicitis

Chronic cervicitis is a common genital inflammation in women, especially married women. The main pathogens are Staphylococcus, Streptococcus, Escherichia coli and anaerobic bacteria. Nowadays, more and more women suffer from chronic cervicitis. Many women often miss the good time for treatment due to lack of sufficient knowledge of the symptoms of chronic cervicitis. Here, experts briefly introduce the relevant symptoms of chronic cervicitis to female friends, hoping to increase everyone's understanding.

1. Increased leucorrhea

Increased vaginal discharge is one of the typical symptoms of chronic cervicitis. Women with chronic cervicitis will find that their vaginal discharge is a lot of sticky, light yellow or purulent, and sometimes there are blood streaks or a small amount of blood in the vaginal discharge. If this abnormal vaginal discharge touches the vulva, it will cause vulvar itching.

2. Pain

Women with chronic cervicitis often feel pain in the lower abdomen and lumbosacral region, and the pain worsens during their monthly periods, bowel movements, or sexual intercourse. The pain becomes more severe when chronic cervicitis worsens and the inflammation spreads to the paracervical connective tissue.

3. Bladder symptoms

As chronic cervicitis worsens, inflammation spreads directly to the bladder triangle and the connective tissue around the bladder. Female friends will often feel the urge to urinate, urinate more frequently, or have difficulty urinating, but when observing the urine, it can be found that the urine is clear. Some patients will develop secondary urinary tract infections.