Cauliflower-shaped picture of cervix

Some women have cauliflower-like growths on their cervix that bleed when touched. This may be due to cervical erosion or sexually transmitted diseases. Sexually transmitted diseases can cause the patient's cervical mucosa and tissue to be affected by pathogens, causing ulcers and damage to the patient's wounds. Women should have a basic understanding of the reasons why the cervix has cauliflower-like growths and bleeds when touched.

Some women have more obvious desires and may have sex with different people, and may have sex without health guarantees. This is a very undesirable practice, because some people may carry sexually transmitted diseases such as AIDS and syphilis. Sexually transmitted diseases are very harmful to women's bodies. Not only will they cause erosion and pain in the cervix, but they will also reduce women's immunity.

Some women may not pay attention to the daily cleaning of the vagina and engage in high-frequency sexual life for a long time, which may cause erosion of the cervix. If some women have vaginal inflammation but do not receive timely treatment, cervical erosion will become more serious. If a woman uses tools during sexual intercourse, it may damage her cervix and may cause cervical ulceration.

The reasons why different patients have cauliflower-like growths on their cervix and bleed when touched may be different. Some patients have pathological cells in their bodies, which will affect the tissues and cells throughout the patient's body. The patient's body will experience decreased immunity, tissue rupture, blisters, and body erosion due to the infection of cancer viruses. There are many reasons that lead to cancer in patients, such as long-term anxiety, long-term exposure to radiation and so on.

In general, many patients in daily life find that their cervix is ​​cauliflower-like and bleeds when touched. Many factors can cause the disease, for example, the patient may be infected with a sexually transmitted disease through body fluids when having sex with others. Some patients do not pay attention to vaginal hygiene and sanitation, thus causing vaginal pathogens and cervical erosion. The causes of symptoms in different patients may be different, so patients should pay attention and seek treatment in time.