What are the symptoms of early cervical erosion?

Cervical erosion is a very common gynecological disease in daily life. This disease will cause many symptoms when it occurs. It will also have a great impact on women’s lives and work. However, since some patients are not very familiar with the disease of cervical erosion, they cannot detect cervical erosion in time, which will delay the best treatment time. Therefore, it is necessary to understand some symptoms of cervical erosion. Here we will introduce the main symptoms of early cervical erosion.

1. The main manifestations of early cervical erosion are increased and thicker leucorrhea and more secretions from the vulva, which are often sticky. Most of these are caused by cervical secretions.

2. As the degree of cervical erosion deepens, bloody and purulent leucorrhea will occasionally appear in the early stage of cervical erosion. Patients with cervical erosion will experience sore waist, intermittent pain in the lower abdomen, and a feeling of heaviness in the lower abdomen.

3. There are also symptoms of early cervical erosion: For women who have frequent sexual activities, contact bleeding may occur during sexual intercourse, itching of the vulva, and a disgusting odor.

The early symptoms of cervical erosion in daily life include increased vaginal discharge, viscosity, odor, and yellowish color. When the patient is infected, there will be purulent vaginal discharge with blood streaks, contact bleeding after sexual intercourse, or non-menstrual bleeding. When there is a lot of vaginal discharge, it will irritate the vulva and cause itching and burning sensation of the vulva.

Patients may also experience lower urinary tract symptoms in their daily lives, such as urgency, frequency, and pain when urinating. Severe patients may experience back pain and a feeling of heaviness in the lower abdomen in their daily lives. However, for some women, the early symptoms of cervical erosion are not very obvious, or even no obvious discomfort, and they will only be discovered during a gynecological examination. But when it becomes serious, the amount of leucorrhea will increase, and it will be purulent or bloody and have a foul odor. The leucorrhea may irritate the vulva and cause vulvar itching. It gets worse during sexual intercourse.

The above article introduces some symptoms and main manifestations of early cervical erosion. When a woman shows such symptoms, she needs to pay attention and go to the hospital for a detailed physical examination in time. If cervical erosion is not serious, it does not require treatment, but moderate and severe cervical erosion does require treatment, so it is important to detect the disease as early as possible and make appropriate treatment.