How to deal with bleeding after sleeping together

Bleeding after sexual injury, also known as bleeding during sexual intercourse, is a problem that many women have. In addition to excluding the cause of rupture of the hymen during first intercourse, cervical polyps are also the biggest killer that induces this symptom. If it is diagnosed that bleeding during sexual intercourse is caused by cervical polyps, the cervical polyps must be treated to completely eliminate the symptoms of bleeding during sexual intercourse. Here we will introduce you to the relevant knowledge about cervical polyps!

1. What kind of disease is cervical polyp?

Most cervical polyps are formed during gynecological examinations. Some people have symptoms of intercourse or irregular bleeding after sexual intercourse, but more people do not have any symptoms.

Some people may ask: Why do polyps grow on the cervix? Is it caused by unclean sex life?

Indeed, the cause of cervical polyps is still unknown. Now most of them are related to high estrogen levels, and some are related to the stimulation of chronic inflammation. Due to the long-term stimulation of chronic inflammation, the cervical mucosa proliferates and protrudes outside the cervical canal to form polyps. It is usually less than 1 cm in size, tongue-shaped, soft and brittle, and prone to bleeding. Therefore, cervical polyps, cervical hypertrophy, and cervical Nathion cysts are also classified as manifestations of chronic cervicitis in medicine.

2. What should I do if I have polyps?

Depends on the size and extent of the polyp: Assuming it is a small polyp and no other symptoms are present, the patient can simply be followed up regularly. For small polyps with thin pedicles, patients can indirectly twist them out in the outpatient clinic. If the polyp is large and wide and cannot be removed or the risk of bleeding is too high, surgery is required. This is a very minor operation that can be completed very quickly. Normal people will not have any special symptoms except a small amount of bleeding after the operation. A few people may have heavy bleeding.

But no matter what the situation, the polyps must be sent for pathological examination after removal (there is a 1% chance of malignancy) to determine what kind of lesions the structure is and eliminate the hidden dangers of malignancy. If there is nothing special, no action is required.

3. How long will it take before you can have sex after the polyp is removed?

Doctors usually recommend that patients with polyps have them removed 37 days after their menstruation ends, and avoid sexual intercourse for half a month afterwards. Unless there are special circumstances, they can have sexual intercourse after their next menstruation.

In addition, if a woman has acute inflammation of the reproductive tract, in order to avoid infection, it is best to deal with the acute inflammation of the reproductive tract first and then deal with the problem of cervical polyps.

However, it should also be noted that cervical polyps are not eradicated immediately after treatment, and there is also the unknown possibility of recurrence. But if it recurs, just treat it again. Female compatriots should not worry about this disease.