Symptoms of uterine erosion, 5 abnormal conditions caused by uterine erosion

Uterine erosion is also known as cervical erosion. It is a common gynecological disease. There are many causes of the disease, such as multiple artificial abortions, unclean sexual life, excessive cleaning, etc. Knowing the cause of its disease can effectively prevent it, but if you are already sick, you must understand its symptoms for effective treatment. Let's take a look at the symptoms of uterine erosion.

1. Increased leucorrhea <br/>Uterine erosion can lead to a variety of adverse symptoms, and increased leucorrhea is one of the main symptoms. Generally speaking, the patient's leucorrhea will be milky white or light yellow. If the situation is serious, there will be purulent performance, sometimes bloody or mixed with blood, and even emit a foul odor.
2. Vulvar itching <br/>After suffering from uterine erosion, vulvar itching may also occur. This symptom is caused by the inflammation not being controlled in time, and the inflammatory leucorrhea irritates the vulva. Therefore, patients must pay attention to cleaning the vulva and keep it dry.

3. Pain in the lower abdomen and lumbosacral region <br/>If the inflammation of uterine erosion is severe, it may spread along the uterosacral ligament, leading to pelvic connective tissue inflammation, lower abdominal or lumbosacral pain, and a feeling of falling. If the inflammation develops to the main ligament, the patient will also feel pain when living a new life.

4. Frequent urination or difficulty urinating <br/>Uterine erosion may also cause symptoms of frequent urination or difficulty urinating. This is because the inflammation spreads to the bladder trigone or around the bladder. It may be confused with other urinary system diseases. Patients need to make a judgment based on other symptoms of uterine erosion.
5. Vaginal bleeding <br/>If the degree of uterine erosion is severe, vaginal bleeding may also occur. The bleeding caused by severe uterine erosion is different from normal menstrual bleeding. This bleeding phenomenon is irregular, has no fixed cycle, and in most cases is contact bleeding.