Patient's question:
I'd like to ask a few questions about cervical inflammation, such as cervical erosion, can it cause lower back pain? Does it affect one side or both sides? What kind of assistance do you need: I'd like to ask a few questions about cervical inflammation, can it cause lower back pain? Does it affect one side or both sides?Doctor's answer:
Cervicitis is divided into two types: acute cervicitis and chronic cervicitis. The symptoms of acute cervicitis are primarily characterized by an increase in vaginal discharge, which is relatively viscous. Due to the irritation of the discharge, there may be itching and a burning sensation in the external genitalia, as well as pain during sexual intercourse and a sense of lower abdominal heaviness. If the condition is severe, it may also lead to urinary tract infections, resulting in symptoms such as urgency, frequency, and dysuria. Chronic cervicitis often presents with manifestations such as cervical hypertrophy, cervical erosion, and cervical polyps. It may or may not cause symptoms, but when it does, it may include an increase in leukorrhea (vaginal discharge), a light yellow color, sometimes with streaks of blood, as well as contact bleeding, itching of the external genitalia, lower abdominal pain, and back pain. It is recommended to seek timely examination and treatment if any of the above conditions occur.