A small amount of bleeding after each intercourse

Normal married life is good for the health of both parties and will also increase the affection between the couple, so it is indispensable for couples. But some women are troubled. They are worried about not measuring bleeding after each intercourse. Why does bleeding occur? In fact, women don’t have to worry too much. If sexual intercourse occurs during the ovulation period, bloodshot will appear. Of course, gynecological inflammation cannot be ruled out.

1. It may be related to the menstrual cycle

1. Ovulation bleeding

Ovulation bleeding is probably the most common type of bleeding during intercourse. Generally, bleeding will occur 1 to 3 days during the ovulation period, and the bleeding time is only two to three hours. The amount is also very small, basically just a little bit or a trace. Ovulation bleeding is actually not a big problem. In most cases, it is caused by a temporary drop in estrogen levels in the body. Generally speaking, there is no need to worry too much about occasional ovulation bleeding once or twice.

2. Bleeding before and after menstruation

This situation usually happens to girls who have sex right after their period ends, or one or two days before their period comes. After all, menstruation is the shedding of the endometrium. Whether it is before or after the shedding, having sex near this time may cause the small blood vessels in the endometrium to rupture and bleed due to the violent impact. However, the amount of bleeding is not too much, definitely less than menstruation.

2. Mostly it’s about the cervix

1. Cervical erosion

Cervical erosion is not a disease, it is just a normal physiological manifestation - I have said this too many times. Regardless of the results of cervical erosion examination, no separate treatment is required. However, if bleeding occurs after sex, physical therapy may be necessary.

2. Cervicitis

The most common symptom of cervicitis is increased vaginal discharge, which is generally not easy to detect. If you go to the hospital and are diagnosed with mild cervicitis without any other symptoms, you do not actually need separate treatment. However, if there is bleeding, itching, burning sensation, etc. during intercourse, targeted treatment is needed. In addition, long-term chronic cervicitis may lead to the appearance of cervical polyps. Cervical polyps can also cause bleeding during intercourse.

3. Cervical lesions

In fact, there are many types of cervical lesions: cervical human papillomavirus (HPV) infection, cervical intraepithelial neoplasia (CIN), and cervical cancer (CC) are all types of cervical lesions. There are many types of cervical lesions, and the severity of each type of lesion is also different. Take HPV as an example. When we hear about HPV, we usually associate it with unclean sexual intercourse. The clinical manifestations of genital warts, cervical cancer, etc., are also frightening. However, many people don’t know that most people may be infected with HPV in their lifetime, and there are many types of HPV viruses. But among more than 100 types, only more than 20 types can really make us "sick" because most HPV types can heal themselves.