What are the reactions to cervical erosion?

Gynecologists say that due to the continuous increase in women's stress, many gynecological diseases will occur, cervical erosion is one of them. Women with cervical erosion will have excessive vaginal discharge, low back pain, lower abdominal distension, etc. Once these symptoms occur, you need to go to the hospital immediately to avoid causing greater harm to your health. Let’s take a look at the reactions of cervical erosion.

1. Abnormal leucorrhea: Leucorrhea is often a clinical symptom of mild cervical erosion, and sometimes it is even the only symptom. Mild cervical erosion usually causes excessive vaginal discharge, yellowish color, thick and strong odor. Depending on the pathogens that women are infected with, the quality, quantity, and color of the secretions will also change.

2. Vaginal bleeding: Non-menstrual bleeding in the vagina is also a major feature. For patients with moderate to severe cervical erosion, non-menstrual bleeding in the vagina often occurs, and this type of vaginal bleeding is not normal menstruation. Sometimes, patients with moderate to severe cervical erosion experience a lot of irregular bleeding, such as bleeding during sexual intercourse.

3. It causes diseases such as pelvic inflammatory disease, and will cause a series of human discomfort, such as abnormal menstrual pain, a feeling of heaviness in the lower abdomen, frequent urination, and inability to hold urine, all of which appear successively after moderate to severe cervical erosion.

4. Pain: It is not common for mild cervical erosion to cause pain symptoms, which may include lumbar pain, pelvic pain and menstrual pain. If mild cervical erosion reaches the main tendon, sexual intercourse may be painful, affecting the couple's sex life.

Gynecologists say that although cervical erosion is relatively common, female friends must not ignore it. It must be treated in the early stages. If not treated in time, it will lead to the occurrence of lesions. With the continuous development of medical technology, there are more ways to treat cervical erosion. Patients must carry out treatment rationally under the guidance of a doctor.