What are the symptoms of cervical erosion? Four common symptoms of cervical erosion

In the early stage of cervical erosion, patients will have purulent leucorrhea, hemorrhagic leucorrhea, leucorrhea with odor, and itching of the lower body. In the later stage, when cervical erosion is serious, bladder symptoms, waist pain and irregular vaginal bleeding will appear. Patients should receive correct treatment in the early stage to prevent delay of the disease.

Many women have a wrong understanding of cervical erosion. In fact, cervical erosion is the most difficult gynecological disease to cure among women's diseases. This type of disease will recur due to some factors, such as inflammatory symptoms, improper living habits, incomplete cleaning, etc. Most people will treat it as a general inflammation at the beginning, so understanding the symptoms of the disease can also better prevent it. So what are the symptoms of cervical erosion?
1. Increased vaginal discharge <br/>The symptoms of mild cervical erosion are generally not very obvious. The main symptom is that the patient's vaginal discharge will increase significantly, and the color of the vaginal discharge is yellowish, the texture is relatively sticky, or it is watery, and it is accompanied by vulvar itching and genital odor. Under normal circumstances, female vaginal discharge should be odorless and colorless, and the texture of female vaginal discharge is more like egg white. If a woman has any abnormal situation, please seek medical treatment in time.
2. Abdominal pain <br/>Patients with cervical erosion will experience abdominal pain in the later stages. This is because the pathogen affects a relatively deep area, causing a local inflammatory reaction in the female uterus, resulting in low back pain, pelvic prolapse, and severe dysmenorrhea. If the inflammation involves a wider area, sexual intercourse pain will occur, which can seriously affect sexual life.
3. Bladder symptoms <br/>If the symptoms of cervical erosion gradually worsen, the inflammatory cells will spread to the bladder area, causing women to experience symptoms such as frequent urination, urgency, and pain when urinating, which may later turn into a urinary tract infection.
4. Irregular vaginal bleeding <br/>Early stage patients will have bloody vaginal discharge. If the inflammation worsens, patients with severe cervical erosion will have irregular vaginal bleeding. The amount of vaginal bleeding is usually small at first and then increases gradually. This is mainly because the cervical lymphatic tissue is directly connected. If the cervical pathogen has a large diffusion area, it will cause pelvic inflammation, thereby inducing pelvic inflammatory disease. Severe uterine inflammation may occur. Long-term improper treatment will affect female conception and increase the chance of infertility.