What symptom does cervical polyp leucorrhea have?

Update Date: Source: Network

summary

In many gynecological diseases, many married women can be found to have uterine polyps, some small polyps may not have obvious symptoms, but large polyps, can cause a variety of abnormal phenomena, for some symptoms of cervical polyps, married women can understand, then what are the specific symptoms? Let's understand the symptoms of cervical polyp leucorrhea.

What symptom does cervical polyp leucorrhea have?

Abnormal leucorrhea. If a woman has a relatively small polyp, she usually has no obvious symptoms, only occasionally during gynecological examination. However, if the polyp is larger, she may have abnormal leucorrhea, bloody leucorrhea, or even contact bleeding. Especially after defecation, some patients may have a small amount of bleeding, Also some can appear leucorrhea yellow, and has the peculiar smell the phenomenon.

Abnormal vaginal bleeding. Sometimes patients with cervical polyps may appear dribbling bleeding, color is normal, so some women will mistakenly think it is "menstruation", a small number of patients with bleeding volume menstruation has some similar. And for menopausal women, can appear in the postmenopausal vaginal bleeding, which is also regarded as the most obvious symptom of cervical polyps, to timely medical examination.

There was an outflow of tumor. Some patients with cervical polyps may have the phenomenon of tumor outflow from the vagina. The localized endometrial tumor protrudes in the uterus, and the symptoms of bleeding necrosis on the surface of the polyps may appear, which may eventually lead to combined infection.

matters needing attention

Generally speaking, small polyps are rarely obvious symptoms, but large polyps can lead to abnormal leucorrhea, vaginal bleeding or thrombosis and other symptoms, when women appear above these abnormal conditions, we should pay attention to timely medical examination, in order to deal with it in time, to avoid the increase of polyps and cause greater harm.