What causes cervical bleeding?

Cervical bleeding may be caused by a variety of reasons, such as cervical inflammation, cervical polyps, cervical cancer, cervical damage, endocrine disorders, endometriosis, etc. 1. Cervical inflammation When cervical inflammation occurs, such as cervicitis, cervical erosion, etc., inflammatory stimulation can lead to cervical mucosa congestion, edema, easy to cause bleeding, especially in sexual life or gynecological examination and other stimulation. 2. Cervical polyps The polyp tissue in the cervical canal is fragile and may bleed spontaneously or after exposure. 3. Cervical cancer is a more serious condition. Early cervical cancer may present as contact bleeding, which may become more frequent and severe as the disease progresses. 4. Cervical damage, curettage, hysteroscopy and other operations may lead to cervical damage, resulting in bleeding. 5. Endocrine imbalance hormone levels in the body, especially estrogen levels fluctuations, may affect the cervical mucosa, resulting in irregular bleeding. 6. Endometriosis Part of endometriosis to the cervical site, bleeding during menstruation. When cervical bleeding occurs, seek medical attention in time for detailed gynecological examination, cervical cytology examination, HPV detection, etc., and colposcopy and biopsy may be required if necessary to clarify the cause of bleeding and take corresponding treatment measures.