What's going on? It's bleeding.

In modern life, people are more open and pay more attention to sex life, which makes many people attach great importance to sex life. Although this behavior is a normal physiological need of organisms, it must be restrained and not too indulged, otherwise it will easily bring many side effects to the body, endanger health, etc. For example, what happens if you bleed during sex? Let’s take a look at the explanation below.

First, you need to check whether your lover is menstruating. If she is not menstruating, you need to focus on checking the condition of the cervix and vaginal mucosa. The purpose is to see if there is a problem with the above-mentioned tissues and organs that leads to the possibility of bleeding during sexual intercourse. Therefore, if your lover is not menstruating, it is recommended that she go to the obstetrics and gynecology department of a local regular hospital for treatment. First, describe the course of the disease in detail to the doctor, and then undergo a colposcopy examination. The focus is on the condition of the cervix and vaginal mucosa. When performing a TCT examination, a biopsy pathology examination may be performed if necessary. The purpose is to find the cause of the disease and make a clear diagnosis. Only with a clear diagnosis can more targeted treatment be given.

If it is the first time having sex, it may be bleeding from the hymen. The bleeding is not much and can usually heal on its own. Just pay attention to preventing infection.

If there is fresh blood after intercourse, it is very likely that you are having your period. If the amount is heavy, it may be your period. Pay attention to hygiene and change underwear frequently. Generally, you need to avoid having sex before your period is about to come to avoid increasing your menstrual flow. Generally, you can have sex only after your period is completely over. Both men and women should clean their genitals before and after intercourse.

If you have vaginal bleeding after each sexual intercourse, it means that your cervix is ​​inflamed. Go to the obstetrics and gynecology department of a public hospital for a check-up and do a cervical liquid-based cytology test. If it is simply cervical inflammation, you can treat it with vaginal suppositories, such as Baofukang suppositories or Xiaomi suppositories.

Vaginal bleeding after intercourse is often caused by cervical problems. It may also be caused by uterine inflammation. In a few people, it happens to be ovulation bleeding. In this case, a gynecological examination must be done to clarify the situation. Is the bleeding light or heavy? Is there any local pain, any discomfort in the abdomen, or has there been cervical erosion or polyps in the past?