What is uterine fibroids with bloody leucorrhea?

Uterine fibroids are a common gynecological disease. Many people do not have any obvious symptoms in the early stages, so it does not attract the attention of female compatriots. Bloody vaginal discharge is also a signal of uterine fibroids. Abnormal vaginal discharge means that there is a problem with the reproductive system. What many women don’t know is that uterine fibroids have a certain impact on fertility. Therefore, you must understand the bloody vaginal discharge caused by uterine fibroids.

Due to the vigorous development of gynecological cancer prevention surveys, many women seem to be familiar with some symptoms of gynecological diseases. Once they see blood in their leucorrhea, the first thing they think of is a malignant tumor. Indeed, early symptoms of endometrial cancer may include bloody leucorrhea, but this leucorrhea is mostly watery and often occurs at the same time as symptoms of abnormal menstruation. An accurate diagnosis can only be made after a diagnostic curettage.

Submucosal uterine fibroids prolapse into the vagina and protrude outside the uterine cavity, which may also cause bloody leucorrhea due to infection, erosion, and necrosis of the tissue surface. When the endometrium of the cervical canal proliferates due to inflammatory infection, forming cervical polyps and protruding from the cervical os, the surface of the polyp may also have bloody leucorrhea and contact bleeding due to inflammatory congestion. However, submucosal myomas or cervical polyps can be easily found through gynecological examination. The difference between the former is that the former is larger and has a thicker pedicle.

In addition, various types of vaginitis may manifest as increased leucorrhea, even mixed with blood, but are often accompanied by other different symptoms, such as vulvar itching or burning sensation, which helps in differential diagnosis. Some patients may also find blood in their leucorrhea after the contraceptive ring is placed in the uterus. This may be caused by friction between the contraceptive ring and the endometrium.

In short, bloody leucorrhea may be a common symptom of many diseases. It should be distinguished not only based on the nature, quantity, and color of the leucorrhea, but also analyzed in combination with the overall condition and local characteristics to make an accurate diagnosis and timely treatment.

After the above introduction to the bloody leucorrhea caused by uterine fibroids, I believe that female friends will have a better understanding of this. It must be treated in time. Uterine fibroids are benign tumors in the uterus. If delayed for a long time, they are likely to become cancerous, so women must pay attention to this.