Early symptoms of cervical polyps should be treated promptly

Cervical polyps are a very common cervical disease among women, but because they do not have any particularly obvious symptoms, they are easily overlooked. For the sake of health, early examination and early treatment are necessary, so early symptoms should be treated in time. So what are the early symptoms of cervical polyps?

Early symptoms of cervical polyps:

1. The reason why cervical polyps are easily ignored by girls is mainly because they have no obvious symptoms, and even if there are symptoms, most of them are mild. It manifests as a small amount of bleeding or a small amount of bleeding after sexual intercourse, which is often mistaken for "menstruation". For a small number of patients, the amount of bleeding is similar to that of menstruation, while some patients will have yellow leucorrhea with an odor or blood in their daily lives. Menopausal women often experience postmenopausal vaginal bleeding, while unmarried patients often experience prolapse of a swelling at the vaginal opening.

2. Because cervical polyps are acute inflammations, you can see congestion, edema or erosion of the cervix during examination, and purulent secretions will be discharged from the cervical canal. There will be pain when touching the cervix. Chronic inflammation can cause varying degrees of cervical erosion, hypertrophy, polyps, and glandular cyst eversion. Purulent secretions may also appear at the cervical opening. The cervix may be hard upon palpation. If it is cervical erosion or polyps, there may be contact bleeding.

3. If the cervical polyp is very small, no obvious symptoms will appear. If the polyp is large, symptoms such as bloody vaginal discharge or bleeding on contact may occur. A small amount of bleeding may occur after straining during a bowel movement or after sexual intercourse. These symptoms are often similar to those of early cervical cancer, so early detection and timely treatment are necessary.