Are cervical precancerous lesions serious hazards to patients?

What harm does cervical precancerous lesions do to women? Many women only consider the harm of cervical precancerous lesions to be life-threatening. In fact, that is only one aspect of cervical precancerous lesions. So let's take a closer look at the harm of cervical precancerous lesions to women.

The first hazard of cervical precancerous lesions: complications. Cervical precancerous lesions can directly cause abdominal and pelvic pain, vaginal bleeding and foul-smelling leucorrhea in women. In addition, there are different manifestations depending on the site of recurrence, such as cough, chest pain, hematuria, rectal bleeding, etc. Lumps appear in the lower abdomen or pelvic wall, and lower limb edema, etc. Patients experience frequent urination, urgency, pain, prolapse and hematuria, which are often misdiagnosed as urinary tract infections and delayed diagnosis. Severe cases can form vesicovaginal fistulas.

The second harm of cervical precancerous lesions: affecting the sexual life of the couple. The uterus is located in the abdomen of women and is a hollow organ between the bladder and the rectum. The cervix is ​​a narrow part located in the lower half of the uterus, and the opening of the cervix leads to the female vagina. Its function is to serve as a channel for menstrual outflow and a barrier for vaginal microorganisms and air to enter the female uterus. In addition, it can also resist the stimulation caused by sexual intercourse and cause inflammatory reactions. Cervical precancerous lesions can directly affect the normal physiological life of women, resulting in an inability to carry out harmonious sexual life.

The third harm of cervical precancerous lesions: leading to infertility. Cervical precancerous lesions cause the greatest damage to the uterus of female friends. The uterus is the place where the fertilized egg develops and grows. During the treatment process, patients with cervical precancerous lesions sometimes have to have their uterus removed for various reasons in order to save their lives. This, on the other hand, ruthlessly deprives women of their rights as mothers, making the majority of female friends feel extremely uncomfortable.

It is not impossible to cure cervical precancerous lesions, but the most terrible thing is the recurrence of cervical precancerous lesions. Once cervical precancerous lesions recur, it means that the cancer cells of cervical precancerous lesions have metastasized, and often there will be a deterioration in the teeth, which is very unfavorable for treatment. Therefore, even if cervical precancerous lesions are cured, it is necessary to prevent the possibility of recurrence.