Patient's question:
It's always like this. A few days after the menstruation is clean, there is a small amount of blood in the underwear again. What's going on?Medical history and treatment effects: Received a hemostatic injection.
What help do you want: Based on your experience, what exactly is wrong with me?
Doctor's answer:
Hello, the timing of bleeding is crucial. Occasional bleeding during the ovulation period is generally not a major issue. Pay attention to whether it occurs for several consecutive months. Generally, vaginal bleeding outside of the menstrual period is often considered ovulation bleeding or cervical inflammation bleeding. It is recommended to have a hospital examination for a definitive diagnosis. If it is ovulation bleeding, treatment is usually not necessary. For cervical inflammation bleeding, active anti-inflammatory treatment can be considered. At the same time, maintain local hygiene, avoid sexual activity for the time being, and avoid consuming foods to promote recovery.