The symptoms of chronic cervicitis are characterized by four aspects

The symptoms of chronic cervicitis mostly appear in postpartum women, and a few symptoms of chronic cervicitis appear in acute and curable cases. In the early stage, the symptoms of chronic cervicitis are not obvious, and patients often have no discomfort until they are found after examination.

(1) Cervical erosion: This is the most common symptom of chronic cervicitis. It manifests as a fine granular red area in the vaginal part of the cervix at the external cervical opening.

(2) Cervical hypertrophy: Due to the long-term stimulation of chronic inflammation, the cervix becomes congested and edematous, and the glands and stroma proliferate, causing the cervix to hypertrophy to varying degrees, which is also one of the symptoms of chronic cervicitis.

(3) Cervical glandular cyst: Also known as Nabot's cyst, or simply Nabot's cyst. This is a small bluish-white cyst that protrudes from the surface of the cervix.

(4) Endocervicitis: also known as endocervicitis. The inflammation is limited to the endocervical mucosa and the underlying tissues. Clinically, the cervical vagina is smooth, but the cervical opening is congested or blocked by purulent secretions.

Most of the symptoms of chronic cervicitis do not have an obvious onset process when they appear. Increased vaginal discharge is the main means of distinguishing the symptoms of cervicitis in the early stage. I hope that through the above introduction, everyone has a deeper understanding of the symptoms of chronic cervicitis, and I also hope that everyone will pay enough attention to cervicitis.