How to judge cervical erosion? Several methods of diagnosis of cervical erosion

If women want to determine whether they have cervical erosion, they can confirm it through routine examination of leucorrhea, and they also need to do TCT examination. Some women will experience frequent urination, urinary pain, abnormal leucorrhea, back pain, etc. Once such problems occur, they need to seek medical attention in time. Another important point is that women will bleed and have abdominal pain during intercourse.

Women with cervical erosion want to cure the disease as soon as possible. When they find that they have no abnormal symptoms, they mistakenly think that the disease has been cured. In fact, this is not allowed. Later prevention is also very important to reduce the recurrence of cervical erosion. However, some women do not know much about cervical erosion. So, how to judge cervical erosion?

Generally speaking, gynecological examinations are carried out through the following steps. First, the routine gynecological leucorrhea test is performed, and then the colposcopy is performed. This examination is to perform an iodine test on the cervical epithelial area through a colposcopy. If the cervical erosion is found to be more serious, a TCT examination is further performed. This examination is mainly to exclude cervical cancer caused by cervical erosion.

If a woman has cervical erosion, she will generally have increased vaginal discharge, or purulent vaginal discharge, vaginal itching and odor, lower abdominal pain, bleeding during sexual intercourse, etc. You can go to the hospital for a cervical examination or vaginal discharge examination to confirm the diagnosis.

The best way is to go to a local regular hospital and register for a gynecological clinic. The doctor can then observe with the naked eye, or do a hysteroscopy to determine whether you have cervical erosion. This is the only way to finally confirm whether you have this disease.

The first symptom is frequent and painful urination, because the pressure of inflammation will directly affect the bladder and cause frequent and urgent urination, and may even be accompanied by painful urination, so you must receive treatment as soon as possible.

Finally, you may often feel pain in your waist, or dysmenorrhea is also common. It is recommended to seek early treatment, otherwise, if it is serious, it is likely to affect the normal life between couples.

The diagnosis of cervical erosion can be made through leucorrhea. Women with cervical erosion have abnormal leucorrhea, which increases in volume and becomes viscous. Occasionally, there may be various abnormal leucorrhea such as purulent or bloody leucorrhea. Abnormal leucorrhea is sometimes the only symptom of cervical erosion.