What is the reason for bleeding after menstruation?

Menstruation once a month has caused trouble for many people. But if your period comes again just after it’s over, wouldn’t it be even more annoying? What is going on when my period comes and goes, and I still bleed after my period?

Causes of postmenstrual bleeding

1. Functional uterine bleeding.

This disease usually causes irregular menstrual cycles, increased menstrual bleeding or irregular bleeding. The treatment principle is to stop the bleeding first, and then regulate the menstrual cycle.

2. Contact bleeding.

Bleeding usually occurs after sexual intercourse, mostly due to gynecological diseases such as vaginitis and early cervical cancer.

3. Hydatidiform mole.

If a female friend who has had a hydatidiform mole before experiences vaginal bleeding again after treatment, it is very likely that she has symptoms of a malignant hydatidiform mole and must receive timely treatment to avoid serious consequences.

4. Take emergency contraceptive pills.

Some female friends who take birth control pills may also experience irregular menstrual cycles, which may occur early or late. Especially for women who take them for a long time, they are more likely to experience continuous spotting.

5. Vaginal bleeding in menopausal women.

Some women still have sex after menopause. Because the vagina is dry after menopause, if lubricants are not used, mechanical damage to the vagina is likely to occur, causing bleeding. As you age, the chances of developing various gynecological diseases will increase, so you must have regular check-ups.

6. Ovulation bleeding

A small number of women will experience this phenomenon, usually with a small amount of brown secretion, which usually lasts for 2 to 3 days and no more than 7 days at most. They may also experience mild back pain. Women with mild symptoms may not need treatment.