Patient's question:
My leukorrhea is unusually abundant, my menstrual period is infrequent, and there are some blood clots, which are also white in color. I asked my friends, and they said it might be cervical erosion. Is my condition cervical erosion? How is it treated? How much does it cost to treat this condition?Doctor's answer:
When women suffer from moderate cervical erosion, they usually experience an increase in leukorrhea, a yellowish color, and a bad odor. When inflammation stimulates the external genitalia, it can also cause itching. When the erosion surface becomes flushed, red in color, or prone to bleeding, there may be sexual contact bleeding and irregular vaginal bleeding at that time. Pain: It is not common for cervical erosion to cause pain symptoms. When the pathogen affects a deeper range, it can lead to chronic parametritis, resulting in lower back pain, pelvic pain, and dysmenorrhea.