What does a small amount of cervical fluid mean?

If some pregnant women have problems with their bodies, they should pay attention to timely treatment to ensure the health of their bodies and avoid symptoms that may cause danger to the patient. Especially if the patient has a small amount of cervical blood accumulation, they should pay attention to timely treatment to ensure their health. So what should be done if there is a small amount of cervical blood accumulation? Let me introduce this issue to everyone below.

If the B-ultrasound examination is done during the menstrual period and it is confirmed to be cervical blood, then it is normal, and the blood in the cervical canal is menstruation. If this is the case, there is no need to worry or require medical treatment.

However, if the B-ultrasound is done and it is not the menstrual period and there is no bleeding, then the cervical blood canal is considered to be caused by cervicitis. Cervicitis is usually caused by not paying attention to the hygiene during menstruation and sexual life, so you just need to pay attention to many aspects in the future. Cervical hemorrhage is mainly caused by cervical inflammation or intrauterine residue, intrauterine exudate, cervical adhesions, etc. caused by factors such as abortion. It is recommended that you go to the hospital to find out the cause of the disease and then take medication.

Endocervical hemorrhage is caused by inflammation of the endocervical canal or intrauterine cavity residue, intrauterine exudate, endocervical adhesions and other reasons caused by factors such as abortion. Early detection and early treatment will not affect pregnancy. If it is caused by inflammation, you can perform vaginal cleaning and apply medication to help the inflammation subside as soon as possible. It is recommended to go to the hospital to determine the cause of cervical hemorrhage and treat it with medication.

Symptoms

1. Abdominal pain: There will be pain in the lower abdomen, but the level varies, some are moderate and some are mild. Most are potential discomforts.

2. Menstrual irregularities: The common manifestations are excessive menstrual flow or a significant increase in the frequency of menstruation.

3. Infertility caused by cervical hematoma: The bilateral fallopian tubes are affected to a certain extent by the symptoms, which further leads to the obstruction of the bilateral fallopian tubes and causes infertility.

4. Menstrual cramps: The closer to your menstrual period, the more severe the pain will be. You should understand the menstrual cramps during your menstrual period.

5. Others: such as pain during sexual intercourse, excessive leucorrhea, gastrointestinal obstruction, etc.