What should I do if I have sex-related bleeding ten days after having sex?

Patient's question:

After ten days of sexual activity, experiencing pain and skin breakdown, what should I do? Is there any medication I need to take? Will there be any serious consequences? I'm very worried about this situation and want the condition to improve through treatment.

Doctor's answer:

Hello, after the flow, the skin usually peels off within 10 days. If it's less than 10 days, and the blood volume reaches or is less than the menstrual flow, there may be incomplete aspiration. It needs to be resolved. Your condition is likely a symptom of uterine injury. First, you must take your medication diligently, then go for a follow-up ultrasound examination. As long as the remaining tissue is not much, you can rest assured. The remaining tissue will be expelled after your next menstrual period. It's better not to have sexual activity.

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