Patient's question:
I have had cervical erosion for a year and a half. I have been taking medication without interruption, but the effect is not ideal. Lately, I have been troubled by irregular vaginal bleeding, with a small amount, not like menstruation. It also doesn't last long. I don't know if this is caused by the disease.Doctor's answer:
Generally, severe cervical erosion can cause contact bleeding. If cervical erosion recurs, it often leads to increased and viscous vaginal discharge, occasionally accompanied by purulent or bloody discharge. Symptoms such as lower back pain and a heavy feeling in the lower abdomen may also occur. During sexual intercourse, contact bleeding may also be possible, and the appearance of an odor is highly likely. Therefore, if bleeding occurs, women must seek medical attention promptly for follow-up treatment—do not delay the condition.What are the main symptoms of cervical erosion? The main symptom of cervical erosion is increased vaginal discharge. Due to differences in pathogens, the scope and severity of inflammation, the amount, color, and odor of the discharge may vary. It can be milky white, sometimes light yellow, purulent, or bloody. When polyps are present, irregular bleeding or bleeding after intercourse may occur.