Patient's question:
I would like to consult about my girlfriend. In the past two months, she has experienced slight bleeding after intercourse during non-menstrual periods, with light-colored blood that stops after a while. This phenomenon has appeared around ten days before her menstrual period. Is this a problem related to ovulation? Also, we use zero-distance invisible condoms. Could this be affecting it? Could it be a serious illness? Thank you!Doctor's answer:
Post-coital bleeding can occur due to several reasons:1. Rough behavior may damage the vaginal mucosa or the skin around the vaginal opening, causing bleeding, which is usually fresh blood.
2. Cervical diseases, such as cervical erosion or cervical cancer. If post-coital bleeding occurs repeatedly and is unrelated to the position, it is essential to seek medical attention for early diagnosis and treatment.
3. Immediately after menstruation, when the vagina and endometrium are still healing, sexual activity may cause bleeding. This is a normal situation, but it is recommended to visit a hospital for examination to rule out the possibility of gynecological inflammation.