Patient's question:
I and my girlfriend have been using paper to wipe the penis and the female external genital area after recent sexual intercourse, with the liquid that comes out (not semen) being a light red color. I don't know why this is happening, and my girlfriend is very worried. Can you help me help my girlfriend? Thank you!Additional question: There are no other symptoms. My girlfriend's menstrual cycle seems to be irregular. We have been living together for about a month, and we have sex almost every day. I recently got tested for mycoplasma and chlamydia, and the results were negative.
Doctor's answer:
There are three possible reasons for bleeding during intercourse: 1. Rough behavior may damage the vaginal mucosa or the skin around the vaginal opening, causing bleeding; 2. Cervical diseases, such as cervical erosion and cervical cancer; 3. When menstruation has just ended, since the vagina and endometrium are still healing, intercourse can cause bleeding. Beauty Core can quickly heal local lesions, and bleeding during intercourse can also be cured.