Patient's question:
I have previously undergone a cervical erosion surgery, and the recovery after the surgery was excellent. However, recently during intercourse, I have frequently experienced skin tearing. The first time I tore, the doctor inserted collagen. The second time I tore, I had my period three days later. After that, I underwent a thorough examination, and the doctor found no signs of tearing. I also had an ultrasound and a urine test, both of which were normal. Today, I experienced skin tearing again during intercourse, and in a few more days, it will be my period again. During the cervical erosion surgery, a biopsy was performed, and I also had a cervical cancer screening at a private hospital. The results came out the same day, and the doctor said there was no signs of cancer. I roughly glanced at the HPV test result, and it was negative.Doctor's answer:
Consider cervical erosion, cervical inflammation, cervical cancer, acute vaginitis, etc. as possible causes of bleeding during cohabitation. You may consider cervical erosion as the cause of the skin breakdown if the cervical cancer screening results are negative. It is recommended to go to the hospital for further examination to confirm the location of the skin breakdown. During the skin breakdown period, maintain external genital hygiene and dryness, and pay attention to preventing infection. Avoid spicy and irritating foods, smoking, and drinking beer.