Patient's question:
I went to the hospital for a thorough check-up last time, and the doctor said I had vaginitis. After taking the medicine prescribed by the doctor for a few days, I noticed bleeding again today in my lower body, and it's a bit painful. What could be going on? What kind of help do you need: Is it possible that something is wrong with my body?Doctor's answer:
According to the situation you mentioned, during your pregnancy, after conception, estrogen levels in a pregnant woman's body generally decline significantly. This can make your vaginal mucosa less congested than when you are not pregnant. If you use medication vaginally with rough handling, or if the vaginal suppository is too large or the surface of the medication is rough, it may cause local damage to the vaginal mucosa, leading to vaginal bleeding. A small portion of patients may also be sensitive to the medication used vaginally, which can cause uterine contractions and result in vaginal bleeding. It is recommended that you temporarily stop using the medication and promptly return to the original hospital for re-examination.