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What are the symptoms of cervical erosion?1. Bladder symptoms: Cervical inflammation can spread or directly extend to the trigone area of the bladder, stimulating the bladder to cause symptoms of frequent urination and dysuria. Sometimes it can also lead to urinary tract infection.
2. Pain: Pain is not a common symptom of cervical erosion. When the pathogen invades a deeper range, it can cause chronic parametritis, resulting in lower back pain, pelvic heaviness, and dysmenorrhea. If the inflammation affects the main ligaments, it can cause pain during intercourse, affecting sexual life.
3. Increased leukorrhea: Increased leukorrhea is a primary symptom of cervical erosion. Due to differences in pathogens and the extent and severity of erosion, the characteristics of leukorrhea may vary. If the erosion area is small or the lesion is superficial, the amount of leukorrhea may be less. If cervical erosion is accompanied by significant inflammation, the leukorrhea may appear yellow, purulent, and viscous. If the lesion is deeper and the erosion is severe, the amount of leukorrhea may be greater, occasionally with a small amount of blood streaks or blood.
For the diagnosis of mild cervical erosion, the main methods include visual examination with a speculum after vaginal dilation and colposcopy. If abnormal cell proliferation is suspected, TCT testing can be performed in conjunction.