Patient's question:
Early stages show no obvious symptoms, later developing vaginal bleeding, vaginal discharge, and pain.Doctor's answer:
Hello, if bleeding occurs after sexual activity, the first step is to rule out issues in the female reproductive tract, such as common conditions like vaginal polyps, cervical polyps, cervical erosion, or uterine fibroids. Due to the friction and impact of the penis, these polyps or eroded areas may rupture and bleed. If this happens every time during sexual activity, it is clinically referred to as "contact bleeding," which is one of the characteristic symptoms of cervical erosion.Advice:
It is recommended that you visit a regular hospital for relevant examinations to check for any cervical lesions. Subsequently, targeted treatment can be administered.