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• BY Penelope Judson 2018-03-22
  The disease is more common, because the cervix has alkaline secretions and a large number of glands exist in deep tissues, which can become a condition for gonococcal infection. Symptoms are acute endometrial hyperemia and edema, dark red, erosion around the uterine ostium, pus attached to it, and pus outflow in the cervix. In the chronic phase, the above symptoms gradually disappear, there is redness around the cervix, and mucus flows out of the cervix. Sometimes it can be latent, without clinical symptoms, but patients often have purulent or mucopurulent leucorrhea, which stimulates the vagina and causes vaginitis.
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