Cervical ectropion
The cervix may tear during childbirth, which may be unilateral, bilateral or star-shaped, with varying degrees, from mild to tearing to the fornix. If not repaired in time, scar tissue will contract and cause the cervical canal to evert, exposing the cervical mucosa to the outside, forming cervical eversion. If combined with infection and chronic cervicitis, the leucorrhea will be purulent and the amount will increase, and contact bleeding may also occur.
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Site of disease:
Uterus -
Infectious :
Not contagious -
Frequent population:
Women of childbearing age, mostly caused during childbirth... -
Related symptoms:
Increased leucorrhea purulent discharge inflammation cervical mucus purulent discharge vaginal bleeding -
Concurrent disease:
Related Drugs
CleanYin Effervescent Tablets
Manufacturer:
Sichuan Enwei Pharmacy Co., Ltd.