Will cervical erosion cause spots on the face?

Facial spots are something that many women are afraid of. Not only does it affect one's appearance, it may also be a sign of physical problems. Some gynecological diseases can cause problems in women's bodies, resulting in facial spots, menstrual disorders, ovarian cysts and other diseases. If you suffer from cervical erosion, will you have spots on your face? Traditional Chinese medicine believes that facial spots are caused by blood stasis, so female friends should regulate their qi and blood.

1. Which gynecological diseases will cause spots on the face?

Clinical observations have found that women who are prone to facial spots often have gynecological diseases such as menstrual disorders, dysmenorrhea, uterine fibroids or ovarian cysts to varying degrees. Modern medical research believes that the above conditions are mostly caused by endocrine disorders.

Traditional Chinese medicine theory also believes that if the human body's qi and blood flow normally, the body will be healthy and have a rosy complexion; if due to various reasons the qi and blood flow abnormally and stagnate in the uterus, it will manifest as dysmenorrhea, menstrual disorders or uterine fibroids; if it stagnates in the face, it will cause the facial skin to be malnourished and pigmentation to appear. If, under the guidance of a doctor, you use drugs that can nourish the liver and kidneys, regulate qi and activate blood circulation to actively treat the above-mentioned gynecological diseases, your qi and blood will resume normal operation, and facial spots will gradually disappear.

Therefore, if you find spots on your face, you should go to the hospital first to check whether you have gynecological diseases so that you can detect and treat them early. Only by internal and external treatments and treating both the symptoms and the root causes can you remove the spots fundamentally. If gynecological diseases or other endocrine disorders are ruled out through examination, the pigmentation is most likely caused by some external factors such as skin irritation from inferior cosmetics or strong ultraviolet radiation, and these adverse stimuli should be avoided as much as possible.

2. What are the symptoms of gynecological diseases in women?

1. Poor complexion

Women often have pale, dull, and gray complexions, which are not only manifestations of anemia, but may also be caused by bleeding caused by gynecological diseases such as dysfunctional uterine bleeding, endometrial hyperplasia, and uterine fibroids.

Dark circles

Excluding dark circles caused by staying up late, if women have dark circles under their eyes for a long time, it is often related to gynecological diseases such as dysmenorrhea and irregular menstruation.

Skin flushing

Many middle-aged women experience skin flushing, itching, sweating, etc., especially in the head, neck, breasts and other parts. This is caused by menopausal syndrome and usually lasts about a year.

2. Spots on the face

Women should not blindly remove spots on their faces, as the appearance of spots is a sign of certain diseases. At present, it seems that the appearance of spots is related to many factors. For women, estrogen imbalance in the body caused by gynecological diseases is the main cause of the appearance of spots.

Zygomatic spots

Ovarian disease, breast disease, and pituitary disease can lead to an imbalance in estrogen levels, which is the biggest factor in the appearance of zygomatic spots.

Acquired freckles

Acquired freckles are mostly related to sunlight exposure, but hormone disorders during menstruation and pregnancy cannot be ruled out.

3. Low back pain is also a gynecological disease

Many women experience long-term low back pain, even during their non-menstrual period, which is related to four gynecological diseases.

Cervicitis

In addition to abnormal leucorrhea, cervicitis can also cause low back pain, back pain, lower abdominal pain, and discomfort during defecation if the inflammation spreads to the pelvic cavity.

Pelvic inflammatory disease

There are multiple reproductive organs in the female pelvic cavity, such as ovaries, uterus, fallopian tubes, pelvic peritoneum and other tissues and organs. Surgical infection, poor hygiene habits and inflammation of adjacent organs can all lead to pelvic inflammatory disease.