What are the symptoms of cervical erosion? Patients with cervical erosion will experience 5 abnormalities

Nowadays, many female patients are prone to gynecological diseases due to some hygiene problems. If such diseases are not treated in time, they are likely to cause cervical erosion. Patients with cervical erosion will have a serious impact on their lives, causing abnormal leucorrhea, contact bleeding, lumbar pain, urinary inflammation and other symptoms.

In fact, cervical erosion is a disease that many women may suffer from. At this time, patients should go to the hospital for examination and treatment in time to prevent inflammation of other parts of the body due to long-term treatment of pathogens. Cervical erosion generally directly affects the problem of abnormal vaginal secretions, causing many abnormal symptoms. So, what are the symptoms of cervical erosion?
1. Increased and thickened vaginal discharge<br/>Patients with cervical erosion usually experience increased and thickened vaginal discharge, and the secretions from the perineum will also become more and more, often in a thick shape. These are all secretions caused by abnormalities in the cervix.
2. Purulent or bloody leucorrhea <br/>Patients with cervical erosion may also experience symptoms such as purulent or bloody leucorrhea. In some cases, vaginal secretions may be dark yellow or bloody.
3. Contact bleeding <br/>If the patient has frequent sexual life, in fact, during sexual intercourse during cervical erosion, there may be a problem of contact bleeding. Symptoms of vaginal itching will often be felt, accompanied by some unpleasant odor.
4. Lumbar pain and dysmenorrhea <br/>In fact, some patients with cervical erosion often feel severe pain in the lumbar region, especially during menstruation, and often have backache and dysmenorrhea. If the cervical erosion continues to worsen, some pathogens can easily cause chronic inflammation and appear in some connective tissues around the cervix, which can cause lumbar pain, pelvic pain and obvious dysmenorrhea. If the inflammation continues to spread, it will affect the main ligament and cause pain during sexual intercourse.
5. Urinary problems <br/>If the patient has cervical erosion, bacteria will infect the urethra, leading to urinary tract inflammation. The bladder will be irritated and cause symptoms such as frequent urination, painful urination and urgent urination. Some patients will also suffer from urinary tract infection.