What does endocervical effusion mean?

Cervical effusion is a common cervical disease. Because of uterine adhesion, the cervical canal may cause adhesion, which may cause fluid accumulation in the cervical canal. Cervical effusion is not a minor disease, so you must be vigilant at this time. You should go to the hospital for appropriate examinations in time. Generally speaking, fluid accumulation can cause irregular menstruation and lead to symptoms such as abdominal pain.

What does endocervical effusion mean?

Women with cervical effusion may experience abdominal pain, irregular menstruation, etc., but in most cases these symptoms are easily ignored by women. There is tenderness in the lower abdomen, and in severe cases rebound pain or even refusal to press. This is a major symptom of patients with cervical effusion. Usually, a gynecological examination shows that the patient's uterus is normal in size or slightly larger and softer, but with obvious tenderness. During bilateral adnexal examinations, patients with severe cervical effusion may experience tenderness or thickening, or a palpable mass.

Symptoms

1. Abdominal pain: There will be pain in the lower abdomen, but the degree varies, some are moderate and some are mild. Most of the discomfort is hidden. 2. Menstrual irregularities: Common manifestations include excessive menstrual flow or a significant increase in the frequency of menstruation. 3. Symptoms of infertility caused by cervical effusion: The fallopian tubes are damaged to a certain extent by the disease, which further causes obstruction of the fallopian tubes and leads to infertility. 4. Dysmenorrhea: The closer to the menstrual period, the more severe the pain will be until the menstrual period comes. 5. Others: such as pain during sexual intercourse, increased leucorrhea, gastrointestinal disorders, etc.