Patient's question:
What is the reason for bleeding after intercourse for a wife?Doctor's answer:
Hello, post-coital bleeding in adults can be caused by rough sexual intercourse. In young women, rough sexual activity can lead to vaginal mucosal lacerations and bleeding. The most common site of laceration is the posterior fornix of the vagina, which is the deepest blind end of the vagina. Various genital tract infections. If you have cervical inflammation, vaginal inflammation, or cervical polyps caused by cervical inflammation, sexual intercourse can trigger bleeding due to stimulation, usually resulting in a small amount of bleeding after intercourse. The blood may not be bright red if it is minimal; it can also be pink or brown. Contact bleeding. Contact refers to sexual intercourse and gynecological examinations, with a small amount of bleeding. Of course, the aforementioned infections can also cause bleeding after contact.