What are the symptoms of chronic cervicitis in women? Six major symptoms of chronic cervicitis in women

Chronic cervicitis is very common in clinical practice, and this disease is more common in postpartum women. The symptoms of chronic cervicitis are relatively obvious, especially the increase in leucorrhea and abnormal leucorrhea. Chronic cervicitis must be treated in time to avoid infection of other organs.

1. Increased leucorrhea

Increased vaginal discharge is the main symptom of this disease. Usually the vaginal discharge is milky white or light yellow purulent secretion, and sometimes it is bloody or mixed with blood. A common symptom of chronic cervicitis is increased vaginal discharge, but the only difference from other diseases is that it is usually viscous and mucus, especially a lot. Sometimes it will just be like pus, and sometimes the secretions will contain some more serious blood.

2. Itching and pain in the vulva

The vulva and vagina may be stimulated by increased leucorrhea and may cause vulvitis or vaginitis, which may lead to itching and pain in the vulva and vagina.

3. Pain in the lower abdomen and lumbar region

When the inflammation is severe, it can spread along the main ligament of the uterosacral ligament and cause pelvic connective tissue inflammation, causing pain in the lower abdomen or lumbosacral region accompanied by a feeling of falling;

4. Other symptoms

Such as irregular menstruation, dysmenorrhea, pelvic heaviness, infertility, etc. It seriously affects the patient's life. This disease can also cause female infertility, cervical erosion, increased cervical secretions, viscous texture, and a large number of white blood cells. These white blood cells will affect the vitality of sperm, so it will also affect female conception.

5. Bladder symptoms

The bladder and intestines will have some symptoms. After being infected by bacteria, the bladder will also have problems, affecting the bladder triangle area, which can easily cause difficulty in urination, frequent urination and urgency, and it can also cause urethral pain and lead to urinary tract infection.

6. Note

The biggest difference between cervicitis and other gynecological inflammations is that chronic cervicitis can spread through lymphatic metastasis, causing some inflammatory symptoms in the bladder. Gynecological inflammation must be treated in a timely manner because it is an infection in the body and will not cause infection in other organs. Treatment should not be delayed during this period. In addition, you also need to pay more attention to the cleaning of the vulva to reduce the entry of bacteria.