Patient's question:
I previously had cervical erosion, which has now completely healed very well, and the erosion area is gone. However, two to three days after my period, there is still intermittent bleeding. Sometimes my discharge is normal, and other times it has a bloody color. Two days after my period ended, I had intercourse without any bleeding, and my discharge was normal. But today, I have bloody discharge again. There is constant cramping near the vaginal area close to the labia. What could be the reason? I got a discharge test at the hospital, and there was no inflammation. Could it be cervical cancer, residual menstruation, an issue with the endometrium, or related to intercourse?Doctor's answer:
After the menstrual period has ended, there is continuous leakage of peeling skin, which may be caused by factors such as endocrine issues, cervical lesions, uterine problems, endometritis, emotional factors, and more. If you have undergone cervical cancer screening, you can rule out cervical issues. It is recommended that you have an ultrasound to rule out uterine factors. Then, you can receive targeted treatment. In fact, having cervical erosion is not (terrible), and patients should believe that they can overcome the illness. As long as symptoms are detected early and targeted treatment is provided, the chances of alleviating the condition and recovering are very high.