Patient's question:
Bleeding during intercourse, I had a vaginal discharge test. The detailed results showed a vaginal cleanliness of grade II, with no trichomonas or Candida observed. The hydrogen peroxide concentration, sialidase, and leukocyte esterase were all negative (—). The doctor prescribed medication. If I take the medication on schedule, how long after that can I resume intercourse without bleeding?Doctor's answer:
According to your careful examination results, all are negative, and the cleanliness is level 2, which is normal, indicating no abnormalities. If there is bleeding after sexual intercourse, it is generally considered that there may be a possibility of cervical disease, such as cervical inflammation. You can first follow the doctor's advice to use medication for treatment. After stopping the medication, you can have sexual intercourse, or you can first undergo a cervical examination to understand how the cervix may have a disease. The above is advice on this issue, and it is hoped that it will be helpful to you. Wishing you a speedy recovery!