Symptoms of physiological cervical erosion
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For women, cervical erosion is a nightmare, it mercilessly took away our healthy life, suffering from cervical erosion should be treated as soon as possible, early detection of early symptoms of the disease, can help us early treatment, then the symptoms of physiological cervical erosion, let's take a look. Next, let's talk about the symptoms of this disease. I hope you can prevent it early.
Symptoms of physiological cervical erosion
Symptom 1: first of all, the early symptoms of cervical erosion is that it can cause abdominal distension and pain. This is because when the inflammation is more serious, it will make the tissues and organs in the uterus produce inflammatory stimulation, resulting in lower abdominal pain and swelling. This is the most obvious early symptom of cervical erosion.
Symptom 2: can also cause leucorrhea to increase or the unusual situation occurrence. Many women will mistake this feature for other diseases, or do not pay attention, because the amount of leucorrhea is not specific, some more and sometimes less, if leucorrhea appears bloody or purulent, these symptoms must be paid attention to, this is the early symptoms of cervical erosion. We usually only pay more attention to observe the situation of leucorrhea, pay more attention to the changes of the body, it will be very obvious to find the disease.
Symptom 3: still can cause sexual life ache and haemorrhage. Some women have lower abdominal pain during sex, which leads to a lack of pleasure in sex, and some have bleeding after sex. These are symptoms of cervical erosion. Because inflammation to a certain extent will make the skin of the cervical canal is violated, the occurrence of epidermal shedding, will make the internal skin is very sensitive, so in the sexual life by friction stimulation, there will be pain and bleeding phenomenon.
matters needing attention
In life to pay attention to sexual health, but also pay attention to a balanced diet, ensure sleep can reduce the occurrence of cervical erosion.