Patient's question:
Vaginal inflammation may also cause extremely minor skin peeling, but this needs to be ruled out. If it occurs between two menstrual periods, it should be ovulation bleeding. To determine the specific cause, a systematic medical examination in a hospital is necessary for a complete confirmation. If there is an unusually large amount of leukorrhea, a leukorrhea routine test should be conducted, followed by symptomatic treatment. However, if there is vaginal bleeding, it is necessary to pause or take oral medication first.Doctor's answer:
Vaginal inflammation may lead to skin breakdown, such as cervical erosion or cervical polyps. If you are not currently in your menstrual period and experience vaginal bleeding again, it is recommended to visit a hospital promptly for a gynecological internal examination. The doctor can confirm whether cervical erosion or polyps are present through a careful examination and select additional treatment methods based on different conditions. During the period of skin breakdown, it is advisable to temporarily avoid sexual activity.