Post Date September, 24 2023
Cervical polyp is a common gynecological disease. Its appearance is mainly related to our living habits. We should pay attention to its harmfulness and carry out reasonable prevention according to our own conditions.
Causes of Cervical polyp
1. Excessive cleaning: Some women, because they love cleaning too much, often use lotion to clean their vagina, which actually damages the cervical epithelium. This not only easily causes cervical erosion, but also inflammation that continuously stimulates the cervix, causing uterine polyps.
2. Sitting for a long time without moving: Being accustomed to sitting for a long time not only hinders blood circulation in the lower body, but more importantly, it also causes poor ventilation in the genital area, hinders blood circulation, and is more prone to infection.
3. Using pads: Due to poor breathability, long-term use of pads can easily cause infections. So it is recommended that everyone try to reduce the use of pads as much as possible, and use them for a short period of time when the menstrual flow is low.
4. Induced abortion surgery: induced abortion surgery has mechanical stimulation to the cervix, which is easy to infect pathogenic bacteria and cause cervical polyps.
5. Not paying attention to personal hygiene: Women who do not pay attention to personal hygiene can easily cause polyps. If underwear is not frequently replaced, the cleanliness of the external genitalia may be poor.
Cervical polyp hazard
1. Abnormal vaginal discharge: excessive discharge, milky white, mucous like; Or light yellow purulent. Leucorrhea has bloodline and may be accompanied by cervical precancerous lesions and severe erosion.
1. Causes Vaginitis and vulva pruritus: leucorrhea overstimulates into the vagina to destroy the vaginal acidic environment, causing Vaginitis and vulva pruritus.
2. Lumbosacral pain, pelvic ptosis and distention pain: inflammation spreads along Uterosacral ligament and main ligament, which can cause chronic pelvic connective tissue inflammation, thus causing lumbosacral pain, pelvic ptosis pain and dysmenorrhea.
4. Dyspareunia and sexual bleeding (contact bleeding), urinary tract infection (frequency of urination, urgency of urination, painful urination, Dysuria): when inflammation affects the main ligament, Dyspareunia. When inflammation spreads through lymph nodes or directly to the connective tissue around the bladder and the trigone of the bladder, it can cause frequent urination and urinary tract infections.
5. Causing infertility: Thick purulent vaginal discharge prevents sperm transmission and affects pregnancy. Inflammatory secretions contain a large amount of pathogenic bacteria, which disrupt the physiological environment of the vagina, affect the quality of sperm and eggs, and hinder fertilization.
