Patient's question:
[The menstrual period this month is also quite long, lasting about 8 days, and there is blood in the leukorrhea. Treatment history and effectiveness: Last month, I went to the hospital and had 2 leukorrhea tests. The first one showed cervical inflammation, and the second one showed vaginitis and external genital inflammation. Yesterday was the third day after my menstrual period ended, and I had a TCT test. The results have not come out yet, and I did not have a routine leukorrhea test. I asked the doctor, and he said it was mild cervical inflammation, and the long menstrual period is related to weaning the child. Our child has been weaned for 2 and a half months. What kind of help do I want: How can mild cervical inflammation cause blood in the leukorrhea? It has been 2 months.]Doctor's answer:
If the condition in the cervical area is severe, abnormal bleeding may occur. If the bleeding volume is large or occurs frequently, it may indicate that malignancy has already developed. It is crucial to take this seriously. However, abnormal bleeding does not necessarily mean it is caused by cervical inflammation; many factors can lead to this situation. Therefore, for women with chronic cervical inflammation who experience frequent bleeding, it is essential to quickly determine the specific cause. This involves identifying whether the bleeding is due to inflammation or other reasons that cause abnormal vaginal bleeding, so that appropriate measures can be taken.