Second degree symptoms of cervical erosion
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Cervical erosion many times dare not be several degrees will have leucorrhea increase phenomenon, this is also the most typical symptom of cervical erosion. Of course, the increase in leucorrhea at the same time, but also other changes, such as the patient's leucorrhea will become very viscous, the color of leucorrhea may become yellow, and sometimes purulent leucorrhea. Got cervical erosion, the disease may also occur in leucorrhea inside the blood. In fact, the second degree of cervical erosion has indicated that cervical inflammation is more serious, the scope has been relatively wide, and cervical secretions will continue to increase.
Second degree symptoms of cervical erosion
Cervical secretions began to increase is an important manifestation of second degree cervical erosion, this is because the second degree cervical erosion after the onset of inflammation will continue to spread, at this time the role of cervical self-cleaning and secretion of a large number of leucorrhea, if these leucorrhea contaminated with the skin, it may make the vulva abnormal itching, but also lead to vulva swelling.
Sometimes patients with second degree cervical erosion may not pay much attention to cleaning and hygiene. At this time, cervical secretion will be eliminated and a large number of vulvar skin will be contacted. This phenomenon will make vulvar skin greatly stimulated, and even lead to vulvar skin redness, swelling and even ulceration.
Some people with cervical erosion will feel pain, which is mainly because after the disease, the scope of the lesion is relatively deep, and even affects the parametrial connective tissue, leading to inflammation of the parametrial connective tissue. At this time, discomfort and even pain will occur in the lumbosacral and pelvic parts.
matters needing attention
With cervical erosion, inflammation will continue to invade other tissues of the body, and may even spread to the bladder. At this time, the bladder will be very uncomfortable because of the stimulation of inflammation, which may lead to patients' urination pain and other urinary tract infections.