Post-coital vaginal bleeding

Patient's question:

A week ago, I had sex with my husband: At that time, my period had just ended. Two days ago, I had sex with my husband again: Yesterday, my vagina started to seep blood: And until now: Increasingly more like menstruation. What is going on? Bleeding after intercourse?

Doctor's answer:

1. Abnormal growth and development of the cervix: Abnormal growth and development of the cervix are signs of cervical epithelial cell carcinogenesis. Having multiple sexual partners, engaging in sexual activity before the age of 18, getting pregnant before the age of 16, or having a history of sexually transmitted diseases can all increase the likelihood of abnormal growth and development of the cervix. It is usually treated through cryotherapy.
2. Chlamydia infection: Viral infections are typically transmitted through sexual activity and can be caused by sperm, vaginal fluid, or blood.
3. Gonorrhea
4. Vaginitis or cervical inflammation
5. Cervical polyps
6. Trichomoniasis, and so on. Pay attention to menstrual hygiene. Eat more fruits and vegetables for happiness!
Women with gynecological conditions should not only seek timely treatment but also maintain a proper diet and good eating habits in daily life to digest nutrients well.

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