Symptoms of cervical erosion and bleeding in pregnant women

Symptoms of cervical erosion and bleeding in pregnant women:

Bleeding during pregnancy is not necessarily a sign of threatened abortion. After pregnancy, as the months of pregnancy progress, the levels of estrogen and progesterone in the pregnant woman's body continue to increase, causing the cervical columnar epithelium to move outward, tissue hyperplasia, and cervical erosion symptoms to significantly increase, making it easy to bleed. Excessive sexual activity, eating chocolate, chili peppers, longan and other caloric, irritating foods, and hot pot can also aggravate bleeding symptoms, bleeding and spontaneous abortion. Uterine contraction causes the placenta and uterus to separate and bleed, which does not directly affect fetal development. As long as the bleeding is stopped in time, it can still progress normally, but if not treated in time, it will affect pregnancy and may eventually lead to abortion.

There are two types of cervical erosion. One is caused by inflammation, also called true erosion, which requires anti-inflammatory treatment. The other is a common physiological change in women of childbearing age under the action of estrogen in the body. In women of childbearing age, due to the influence of hormone levels in the body, the cervical column epithelium proliferates and moves. Because the column epithelium is very thin, the capillaries and red stroma are exposed, and there is a clear boundary with the surrounding squamous epithelium, which looks like erosion, but it is not actually a disease. It is now called cervical column epithelial displacement.

Because the epithelium of the cervical canal is thin and has relatively weak resistance, it is easily invaded by various pathogens, leading to inflammation, and then abnormalities such as increased vaginal discharge and leucorrhea odor occur. In addition to paying attention to vaginal hygiene, you should also pay attention to vaginal secretion inspection after pregnancy. Once infection is found, you should take medication under the guidance of a doctor to effectively prevent complications such as miscarriage. Never refuse treatment for fear that the medication will affect the fetus in the womb.