Early symptoms of cervical erosion and cancer

Cervical erosion is a form of chronic cervicitis, it is not a single disease. In many cases, other gynecological diseases cause cervical erosion. After cervical erosion, the patient will have excessive vaginal discharge and sometimes lower abdominal pain, which is very uncomfortable. The recurring occurrence of cervical erosion confuses many women. Among them, what worries female friends most is whether cervical erosion will become diseased. So now let’s talk about what are the symptoms of cervical erosion disease?

The main cause of cervical erosion is actually cervical lesions. Moderate to severe long-term recurrent cervical erosion may cause lesions. When the cervix is ​​about to be diseased, there will be a lot of secretions, the color is also abnormal, and sometimes the secretions will even emit a foul odor. If you have this symptom, you must pay attention to it and go to the hospital for examination as soon as possible.

Vaginal bleeding is also a common symptom caused by cervical erosion. Bleeding caused by cervical erosion is generally contact vaginal bleeding, which means that during sexual intercourse or gynecological examination, bleeding will occur after contact. The bleeding is not too large and can easily be ignored by others. If it is in the late stage, the main symptom is irregular vaginal bleeding. Bleeding varies according to the severity of the condition and the individual's physical condition. If tumor cells invade large blood vessels, internal bleeding may occur. Young patients may also present with prolonged menstrual periods and unclean menstruation.

Cervical erosion can also cause vaginal discharge, which is mainly bright red or milky white, sometimes like water, and sometimes like millet soup, both of which are accompanied by a certain degree of pungent smell.

Cervical erosion may seem like a minor gynecological problem, but it can cause serious consequences if not treated in time. In daily life, everyone should pay attention to washing underwear frequently, cleaning the lower body frequently, and paying attention to hygiene, which can effectively prevent cervical erosion. If you find symptoms of cervical erosion or pathological changes, remember to go to a regular hospital for examination and treatment.