Symptoms of cervical erosion, the 4 most common symptoms of cervical erosion

Cervical erosion is a common gynecological disease. Some women suffer from this disease but are unaware of it because they do not know the specific symptoms of this disease. So, what are the symptoms of cervical erosion? How to diagnose cervical erosion?

1. Symptoms of cervical erosion
1. Pain <br/>Under normal circumstances, if there is mild cervical erosion, women will not feel pain, but as the disease worsens, connective tissue inflammation will occur, and patients will experience symptoms such as low back pain, abdominal pain, and dysmenorrhea. Some people will also experience pain and even vaginal bleeding during sexual intercourse.
2. Increased vaginal discharge <br/>The most common symptom of cervical erosion is increased vaginal discharge. When the symptoms of cervical erosion are relatively mild, the amount of vaginal discharge is relatively small. When the erosion is more serious and infection occurs, not only will the vaginal discharge increase, but the color will also change, showing yellow, bloody, and even purulent secretions, which are relatively viscous.
3. Bladder symptoms <br/>When cervical erosion worsens, it may infect the bladder triangle area, causing symptoms such as frequent urination, painful urination, and urgency.
4. Vulvar itching and pain <br/>When patients with cervical erosion have increased leucorrhea, it will stimulate the vagina to cause vulvitis and vaginitis, causing symptoms of itching and pain.

2. Diagnosis of cervical erosion <br/>If a woman has the above symptoms, she should actively go to the hospital for examination and receive active symptomatic treatment after diagnosis.
1. Cervical smear <br/>This is the most traditional method for diagnosing cervical erosion. The disease can be diagnosed by grading cervical cell examination. It is generally divided into five levels. Level 1 is normal, Level 2 indicates cervical inflammation, Levels 3 and 4 are precancerous lesions, and Level 5 is cervical cancer.
2. Do a liquid-based thin-layer cytology test <br/>This examination method mainly collects some exfoliated cells from the external cervical os and cervical canal, and screens them through computer technology to clearly determine whether there are cervical lesions.
3. Perform a colposcopy <br/>Through a colposcopy, you can understand the condition of the lesion area. If necessary, you can also do a biopsy for diagnosis and clarify the nature of the cervical lesions.
3. Treatment of cervical erosion <br/>If you suffer from cervical erosion but the symptoms are relatively mild or there are no symptoms, you can temporarily not seek treatment; if the cervical erosion is mild to moderate, you can use medication under the guidance of a doctor for treatment, but medication treatment takes a long time and costs more; if the disease develops to moderate to severe, you can go to a regular hospital for microwave, laser, cryosurgery, radiofrequency ablation, Lip knife and other treatments, which have good results.