Cervical rupture can occur due to various factors such as external trauma, cervicitis, and cervical cancer. External Trauma A recent impact can cause varying degrees of damage to the cervix, potentially leading to a cervical rupture. It’s essential to seek medical attention if one experiences such trauma. Cervicitis Cervicitis, an inflammation caused by infection of the cervix, may present with abnormal vaginal bleeding or discharge. If left untreated, the chronic inflammation can lead to congestion and edema of the cervix, increasing the risk of cervical rupture. Cervical Cancer Cervical cancer often results from HPV infection and may manifest with symptoms... Learn more