Patient's question:
I have been experiencing increased leukorrhea and vaginal bleeding recently, and I'm very scared. I want to learn more about this condition and understand what causes vaginal bleeding.Doctor's answer:
The causes of sexual intercourse bleeding include the following situations:1. The urethra and vagina are adjacent to each other. When the urethra experiences inflammation again, it is easily injured during intercourse, leading to bleeding.
2. Urethral polyps growing at the female urethral orifice, due to their fragile and soft texture, can cause bleeding with slight contact during intercourse.
3. Cervical erosion, where the epithelium around the cervix peels off, exposing fragile subcutaneous tissue to form an eroded surface, can lead to bleeding during intercourse due to the impact of the penis.
4. Cervical cancer, caused by the infiltration of cancer cells, makes the tissue fragile, often resulting in contact bleeding during intercourse.