Symptoms of cervical erosion, 5 abnormal manifestations indicate cervical erosion

Cervical erosion is a gynecological disease with a relatively high incidence rate among women. This disease can cause a lot of harm to women's health. If it is not effectively treated for a long time, the pathogenic bacteria will further spread and affect the health of the patient's uterus and appendages. Therefore, when symptoms of cervical erosion appear, it must be taken seriously. So what are the main symptoms of cervical erosion?

1. Low back pain <br/>This disease is caused by inflammation, and this inflammation will continue to spread to the female's uterine cavity, spread to the uterine ligaments and even the pelvic cavity, causing women to have lower abdominal pain. Some women also often experience low back pain due to inflammatory stimulation.
2. Increased vaginal discharge <br/>After cervical erosion occurs, the most obvious symptom is that the patient will have an increase in vaginal discharge, and the vaginal discharge will also change in color, from the normal transparent state to light yellow or milky white, and it will feel more sticky, and sometimes there will be some blood mixed in the vaginal discharge.

3. Difficulty in urination <br/>Inflammation in the body of patients with cervical erosion will continue to spread. When it affects the bladder, it will cause difficulty in urination. Some patients will experience stinging pain every time they urinate. When the disease is more serious, patients will also experience difficulty and pain in defecation.
4. Vulvar itching <br/>The continuous increase in inflammatory leucorrhea will change the vaginal environment of women. At this time, the vulva will become itchy due to long-term inflammatory stimulation, and it may also induce other vaginal inflammations.

5. Contact bleeding <br/>Due to the erosion of the cervical mucosa, women may experience contact bleeding. For example, a small amount of blood may flow out during sexual intercourse, and a noticeable odor may also be produced.
The above are the most common clinical manifestations of patients with cervical erosion. After these symptoms appear, timely examination and effective treatment are needed to alleviate the patient's physical discomfort.