Symptoms of female urethral caruncle

As the pace of life accelerates, people's work pressure also increases. They often have to socialize and work overtime, have irregular work and rest schedules, and are overly nervous, which causes people's immune system to drop sharply. At this time, it is easy for people to suffer from various diseases, the most obvious of which is gynecological diseases in women. Next, let’s explain the early symptoms of female urethral caruncle.

Early symptoms of female urethral caruncle

1. If a woman has urethral caruncle, the most obvious symptom is pain in the urethral opening. It often manifests as a burning pain, which is particularly noticeable during urination, exercise, friction between clothes, and sexual intercourse, and sometimes even frequent urination or scattered urination.

2. Female urethral caruncle also has another more obvious symptom, which is irregular bleeding. After contact and friction, it is easy to cause damage and bleeding, and it is rare to have heavy bleeding.

3. A series of uncomfortable symptoms may also occur, such as loss of appetite, headache, chills, back pain and other uncomfortable symptoms, which will seriously affect the patient's normal study and work.

The above are the symptoms that may occur in female urethral caruncle, so patients should receive treatment in time.

Causes of female urethral caruncle

1. Since the prevalence of this disease is highest in postmenopausal women, it is believed that this disease is related to the decrease of women's estrogen levels. There are also reports that estrogen deficiency may cause urethral prolapse, which may be the first step in the development of this disease.

2. Female urethral caruncle may also be related to diseases such as trichomoniasis, tuberculosis, intestinal disorders, and ruptured hymen, but there are relatively few scientific research reports on these aspects.

3. Some inflammatory stimulations can also cause the urethral mucosa to curl outward, the squamous epithelial cells around the urethral opening to proliferate, the infiltration of inflammatory cells and varicose veins, which can eventually lead to urethral caruncle.