Symptoms of CERVICITIS

Acute cervicitis may produce a thick, yellow or grayish vaginal discharge. There may be painful urination and frequent urination. There may be painful sexual intercourse. Bleeding after intercourse may occur. Burning or itching in the genital area may develop. Chronic cervicitis is more apt to produce minimal vaginal discharge. At times there is low back pain. Like acute cervicitis, painful urination and painful sexual intercourse can occur. When the cervicitis is quite extensive, bleeding is more apt to occur in between menstrual periods or after sexual intercourse. There is usually a more extensive vaginal discharge.