Cervicitis is a familiar gynecological disease and one of the common inflammations of women. It also has a serious impact on women, and must be checked and diagnosed immediately after illness.
Symptoms of Cervicitis
1. Abnormal leucorrhea: During gynecological examination, women were found to have chronic Cervicitis, and female friends often showed an increase in leucorrhea, sometimes even the only symptom. Leucorrhea is usually viscous or purulent, with a small amount of bloodline in the secretions, as well as contact vaginal discharge.
2. Vulvar pruritus: chronic Cervicitis attacks, chronic inflammation is stimulated for a long time, and secretion is increasing, which may cause vulva pruritus.
3. Pain symptoms: women suffering from chronic Cervicitis often suffer from pain in the lower abdomen or lumbosacral region, which will be aggravated during menstruation, defecation or sexual life. When inflammation spreads, the pain will be more severe, and sometimes even affect sexual life.
4. Bladder symptoms: after chronic Cervicitis, the inflammation spreads, which can cause bladder symptoms. Female friends often show frequent urination, Dysuria, etc. Secondary urinary tract infections can occur when inflammation spreads or passes through lymphatic pathways connecting the cervix, bladder triangle, and ureter.
5. Intestinal symptoms: female friends with chronic Cervicitis may also show intestinal symptoms sometimes, so that they may feel pain in the anus when defecating.
6. Other symptoms: women suffering from chronic Cervicitis can also show irregular menstruation, dysmenorrhea, severe pelvic sensation, infertility and other symptoms.
Judgment of Cervicitis
1. An odor that one can smell and cannot cover.
2. Long spots on pants and skirts.
3. My lower body is damp, like peeing on my underwear.
Examination of Cervicitis
1. Cervical biopsy cytology: This is a routine examination for gynecological Cervicitis. It is simple, economical and effective. It is the most important auxiliary examination and initial screening method for cancer prevention examination.
2. Iodine test and naked eye observation method: This is very simple and inexpensive, and can detect at least 2/3 of the lesions. As a preliminary screening method for cervical cancer, apply 3% -5% acetic acid solution to the cervix. Observe the reaction of cervical epithelium to acetic acid, and then take a biopsy in the white lesion area.
3. Colposcopy examination: it can quickly find hidden lesions, and take out suspicious parts for biopsy during Colposcopy examination, which significantly improves the accuracy of biopsy.