What should I do if there is bleeding during continuous intercourse?

Patient's question:

Medical history and treatment outcomes: Previously, I had experienced vulvovaginal candidiasis.
Detailed medical condition and consultation purpose: I am newly married. During our first sexual intercourse, there was minimal bleeding, and I felt a sensation of fullness near my anus. During our second sexual intercourse, bleeding still occurred, and at that time, I thought it was because my hymen had not completely torn and did not pay attention. Then, during our third sexual intercourse, the bleeding became more severe—blood splattered as soon as he entered, staining the bed. However, after continuing the intercourse, there were no other abnormalities, just more bleeding. I also had blood streaks in my urine on several occasions. I had vulvovaginal candidiasis, and since then...

Doctor's answer:

Hello, it is likely that your vaginitis has not been completely cured, which may have caused this. In patients with vaginitis, the vaginal walls and cervix surface may develop edema and scattered small bleeding points, or ulcers may form. This sexual intercourse bleeding is often accompanied by pain during intercourse. Here, we can only analyze, and it is recommended to go to the hospital to identify the cause and receive early treatment. The cause of the condition is often related to unsafe sexual practices, chronic cervical infection, which is characterized by bleeding after intercourse and lower abdominal pain. Currently, it is not considered severe, and it is recommended to undergo cervical examination at the hospital and use Miao Yan gel for treatment.

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