Patients with cervical erosion should understand its symptoms in advance

Cervical erosion is common among married women, and it will have a certain impact on the patient's life. However, most people do not pay attention to the symptoms of cervical erosion, which may cause the patient to miss the best time for treatment. Therefore, everyone should understand the symptoms of cervical erosion in advance so that they can find out their condition in time. Here are the symptoms of cervical erosion.

Symptoms of cervical erosion include:

1. Symptoms of increased vaginal discharge. The characteristics of vaginal discharge vary depending on the pathogen, the scope and degree of erosion. Simple erosion with a small or shallow erosion area may have less vaginal discharge; severe erosion with a large area may have more vaginal discharge, and occasionally may contain a small amount of blood. Some patients may also have contact bleeding. This symptom of cervical erosion is more common.

2. Bladder symptoms: Inflammation of the cervix can spread through the lymphatic pathway or directly to the connective tissue around the bladder, and even to the bladder triangle, thereby stimulating the bladder to cause frequent urination and painful urination, and sometimes secondary urinary tract infection. This is also one of the symptoms of cervical erosion.

3. Pain symptoms. For patients, the symptoms of cervical erosion are relatively rare. Usually, when the pathogens involve a deeper range, the continuous stimulation of inflammation can cause chronic paracervical connective tissue inflammation, lumbar pain, and pelvic pain.

The above descriptions are the symptoms of cervical erosion. I hope everyone can understand them one by one. As long as the symptoms of cervical erosion are discovered early, patients can receive timely treatment, and then it will not be difficult to control the disease. Therefore, if you want patients to be cured early, please be more vigilant about the symptoms of cervical erosion. I wish all patients a speedy recovery.