Can cervical erosion cause dysmenorrhea?

Cervical erosion is a common gynecological disease. If it is not treated or cared for in time, it may lead to more serious gynecological diseases. Cervical erosion can also cause dysmenorrhea, so friends must pay more attention to their health and make sure to check if they have any discomfort.

1. Will cervical erosion cause dysmenorrhea?

Cervical erosion can cause lumbar pain and dysmenorrhea. Female patients will experience varying degrees of abdominal pain and back pain before and after menstruation. Dysmenorrhea is mainly caused by the fact that when the endometrium synthesizes prostaglandins, the uterus will contract violently, resulting in dysmenorrhea. In addition to cervical erosion, endometriosis, adenomyosis and pelvic inflammatory disease can also cause dysmenorrhea symptoms. Therefore, cervical erosion can cause dysmenorrhea.

If the pathogen has a deep impact range, it may also cause chronic parametrial connective tissue inflammation, leading to lumbar pain and dysmenorrhea in patients. When inflammation affects the main ligaments, it can also cause pain. Dysmenorrhea caused by cervical erosion manifests as pain and distension in the lower abdomen, which worsens during the menstrual cycle or bowel movements. If the cervical canal of a patient with cervical erosion caused by gonococci is blocked, it will also cause dysmenorrhea.

2. What to do if you have cervical erosion

After patients with cervical erosion discover their condition, they must take treatment measures as soon as possible. Because if the treatment is not timely, the inflammation will spread and further cause pelvic inflammatory disease, adnexitis and endometritis. If the spread is severe, it may even cause infertility and cancer. In addition, relying solely on drug treatment is not ideal, and if the treatment is not thorough, the disease will recur.

I believe that through the above introduction, my female compatriots have a deep understanding of this issue. When patients with cervical erosion experience dysmenorrhea, they must not go to the pharmacy to buy medicine on their own. They should go to a regular hospital for a detailed examination to understand the cause of dysmenorrhea and then receive symptomatic treatment.