Lumbosacral pain may be due to uterine polyps. Achieving these four points effectively prevents uterine polyps

The pathogenic factors of cervical polyps are not only related to gynecological inflammation stimulation, but also to factors such as unclean sexual activity and childbirth in women, which are prone to occur in women aged 30-50. So, what are the symptoms of cervical polyps?

Symptoms and manifestations of cervical polyps

1. Vaginal bleeding

The vaginal bleeding caused by cervical polyps in women is generally characterized by droplets of bright red. Some people's bleeding volume is similar to their physiological days and can be easily confused with their menstrual cycle. Vaginal bleeding caused by cervical polyps may also occur in postmenopausal women, which can make patients think they have returned to menstruation. Some people may experience a small amount of bleeding.

2. Abnormal vaginal discharge

Women with cervical polyps may also experience abnormal vaginal discharge, which is usually yellow and accompanied by a foul odor. Some women may also find lineage in their vaginal discharge.

3. Tumors found in the uterine cavity and vaginal opening

This type of lump can be single or multiple, often appearing grayish red with a shiny surface. This volume is generally relatively small, with most diameters only 1-2 millimeters, but don't underestimate it. After growing up, it will fill the entire uterine cavity.

4. Lumbosacral pain

Patients with cervical diseases may experience pain in the lumbosacral region. Patients with cervical polyps are no exception. If inflammation spreads to the main ligament, it can also cause pain during sexual activity in women.

How to prevent cervical polyps

1. Changing underwear, direct contact between underwear and women's private parts, underwear hygiene, and the occurrence of gynecological diseases are directly related. Therefore, women should change their underwear daily to ensure that it is clean and dry.

2. During special periods such as menstruation, after childbirth, or after miscarriage, it is necessary to clean the external genitalia. And do not abuse irritating external genital detergents.

3. Pay attention to sexual hygiene, such as washing the external genitalia before sexual intercourse to prevent the invasion of bacteria, mycoplasma, and other pathogens. In addition, sexual activity should also be controlled, and frequent changes in sexual partners should be avoided to ensure healthy sexual behavior.

4. If women have gynecological inflammation such as cervicitis and vaginitis, they must actively seek treatment. If the symptoms are not severe, they should not neglect treatment. After treatment, they should remember to go to the hospital for gynecological examination.