There are several reasons for cervical bleeding

Any abnormal uterine bleeding caused by disorders in the neuroendocrine system that regulates the urinary system is called imbalanced uterine bleeding. For women, what are the reasons for cervical bleeding?

Cervical bleeding may be caused by the following reasons: 1. Threatened abortion or ectopic pregnancy caused by pregnancy. Gynecological examination and urine pregnancy test are required to confirm the pregnancy from multiple aspects. 2. Bleeding caused by cervical disease. If you have cervicitis, cervical polyps, or cervical cancer, it is also very easy to cause cervical bleeding. You can do a gynecological examination to check the condition of the cervix, and choose to do TCT and HPV tests, colposcopy or pathology examination of the cervix according to the condition to rule out malignant diseases. 3. Uterine mucus disease. If endometritis, endometrial cancer, uterine intrauterine polyps, etc. occur, cervical bleeding will occur, and B-ultrasound examination, hysteroscopy and pathological examination can be performed. 4. Uterine submucosal uterine fibroids. If it looks relatively large, it may also cause cervical bleeding. Therefore, if there is blood discharge from the cervix, you should check it out in time to determine the cause of the bleeding, and then do targeted treatment.

What cervical disease does cervical bleeding indicate?

1. Cervical erosion

Cervical erosion is a common part of the disease process of chronic cervicitis. Cervical erosion can cause cells to fall off and soften. At the same time, there are more purulent secretions from the cervix, which soak the epithelial cells around the external os of the cervix, making them sensitive and falling off, and eventually forming an ulcer surface. During sexual intercourse, cervical bleeding will occur due to abrasion of the vaginal wall.

2. Cervical polyps

Cervical polyps are often tongue-shaped, about the size of a sunflower seed, and often protrude outside the cervical opening. Cervical polyps are generally soft, red, and sensitive, and will bleed if pressed lightly. Large cervical polyps can cause excessive leucorrhea or contact bleeding, etc. Therefore, women with cervical polyps must seek timely treatment.

3. Leukoplakia of the Cervix

Cervical leukoplakia is a milky white, opaque, spotted disease that appears on the cervix. Studies have found that cervical leukoplakia may be related to cervical cancer. Simple cervical leukoplakia generally has no obvious symptoms. If combined with symptoms such as cervical erosion, there will be excessive leucorrhea or pink vaginal discharge and contact bleeding.

4. Cervical cancer

Cervical cancer is also a key cause of cervical bleeding. Cervical bleeding is an early clinical manifestation of cervical cancer. Cervical bleeding is usually found after daily gynecological examinations. The bleeding is relatively small and bright red. However, if it is early-stage cervical cancer, bleeding may increase or even cause blood clots to be discharged. This is because the lesion of cervical cell tissue rotten brittle, and the lesion site blood supply is good, so when the cervix by direct impact will rupture and cause bleeding, at this time, female friends should be alert.