Patient's question:
I remember last night when I was having sex with my husband, my vaginal area got scraped. I also haven't had my period, and this situation has been causing me some worry. I hope to get help from a doctor. I'd like to know, is sexual intercourse bleeding serious? Is it a gynecological problem? I look forward to the doctor's reply.Doctor's answer:
During cohabitation, if there is vaginal bleeding, it is likely that you have cervical inflammation. However, it is also possible to have early cervical cancer. It is recommended that you go to a regular hospital for screening tests such as colposcopy and cervical cancer screening. If a thorough examination rules out early cervical cancer inflammation and confirms acute cervical inflammation, some medication can be taken. During treatment, maintain a light diet, avoid cohabitation for the time being, and do not eat foods. Women with gynecological conditions can use folk remedies as supplementary treatment while understanding professional treatment. It is essential to avoid extreme hunger or fullness in daily diet and never overeat.