Symptoms of vaginal polyps

Nowadays, female friends pay more and more attention to their own health problems, especially their genitals, so quite a number of female friends have the habit of having a gynecological examination once a year, so that any problems can be discovered and solved in time. During gynecological examinations, the probability of problems is quite high. Gynecological diseases are very common, including genital polyps, so here we will talk about the symptoms and causes of genital polyps.

The main symptoms of vaginal polyps are as follows:

1. Vaginal bleeding: Patients with vaginal polyps sometimes have a small amount of vaginal bleeding. The amount and color vary from person to person. Sometimes only a few drops can be seen. The blood is bright red and the amount of blood is small. Many patients think that it is caused by menstruation not being clean during the menstrual period, so they do not care about this phenomenon. Patients may experience more vaginal bleeding or have this symptom aggravated when they are overworked, under too much stress or after sex.

2. Abnormal leucorrhea: When women with vaginal polyps experience increased leucorrhea or blood in their leucorrhea, they need to consider whether they have cervical polyps. Because the cervix constantly contracts under the stimulation of inflammation, women have more secretions. The cervix is ​​rich in blood vessels and has a thin epithelial layer. There may be a small amount of bleeding due to inflammation, so sometimes a small amount of blood can be seen in the leucorrhea.

Vaginal polyps cause bleeding mainly due to the stimulation of chronic inflammation, mainly due to the following two factors:

1. Cervical erosion. Cervical erosion is caused by delivery and miscarriage, as well as postpartum infection or improper surgical operation, or mechanical stimulation that damages the cervix, allowing pathogens to invade and cause infection. The patient will experience increased and thicker vaginal discharge, and sometimes purulent and bloody vaginal discharge, accompanied by back pain, abdominal pain, and a feeling of heaviness in the lower abdomen. Contact bleeding may occur during sexual intercourse.

2. Genital warts, which cause genital warts to grow in the female vagina. They are mainly transmitted from men to women, causing genital warts to grow in the female vagina.

The above focuses on the symptoms of genital polyps. If you are diagnosed with this disease, you must listen to the doctor's instructions and fully cooperate. As for what you should pay attention to in your daily life, the first thing is of course the hygiene of the genitals. Keep it clean and change underwear frequently. In addition, develop good living habits, go to bed early and get up early, strengthen exercise to enhance your immunity, so that you can defeat all diseases.