Patient's question:
Gender: FemaleAge: 24 years
Problem: Abnormal vaginal bleeding, which has recurred for a month with brown discharge, sometimes resembling red blood. Menstruation has always been irregular, becoming increasingly so—occurring once a month, then every two months. Unsure whether the bleeding is due to menstruation or a medical condition. Sometimes experiences pain during intercourse. Has a boyfriend and gave birth to a child at 19. Has never had an abortion.
Doctor's answer:
It could be inflammation. Go to the hospital for a gynecological examination. If you have sexual activity, consider the possibility of vaginitis or cervical inflammation. Get checked. Vaginitis can also cause skin peeling. Pay attention to hygiene in daily life, including hygiene during menstruation. Take frequent baths, change underwear and pants often, and always maintain local hygiene. Eat a light diet and avoid foods like mutton. The above suggestions are for the question "What disease causes vaginal bleeding." I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!