Cervical Ectopy (Cervical Erosion)
Bleeding can also occur if a vaginal infection such as thrush or bacterial vaginosis is present as these common conditions irritate the area. Some women have no symptoms at all and are only diagnosed with an ectopy on routine examinations such as smear tests. What if I’m pregnant? Cervical ectopy is very common during pregnancy.
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