Why is it bleeding?

We all know that a virgin will bleed after having sex for the first time, but if the sex posture is incorrect, it will not cause the hymen to rupture. Bleeding occurs only when the hymen is broken, which is also a sign of virginity. However, some women may experience bleeding from their lower body after having sex even though it is not their first time. There are many reasons that lead to lower body bleeding. Here are some specific reasons for you:

The hymen of some virgins is relatively tough, and the man's movements are relatively gentle, so the hymen may not rupture during the first time or the following few sexual intercourses. If this is the case, you can rest assured. Another possibility is that the woman may have some gynecological disease, such as cervical erosion, which may cause contact bleeding during sex.

If it has been broken before, it may be that the hymen has a crack, it was not completely broken the first time, and the bleeding was caused by vaginal injury.

Then there are the "reasons of bleeding after sexual intercourse":

1. Bleeding after rough sexual intercourse in adults. Rough sexual intercourse in young people can cause vaginal mucosal lacerations and bleeding. The most common laceration site is the posterior vaginal fornix, which is the deepest blind end of the vagina.

2. Bleeding after sexual intercourse in the elderly. The vaginal mucosa of the elderly is dry and brittle, which is especially obvious in people with senile vaginitis. If the sexual intercourse lasts for a long time or the action is fierce, it can cause damage to the vaginal mucosa and bleeding, accompanied by burning pain.

3. Various genital tract inflammations. If you have cervicitis, vaginitis, or cervical polyps due to cervicitis, you may bleed due to the stimulation of sexual intercourse. Generally, it is a small amount of bleeding after sexual intercourse. If the amount of blood is small, it may not be bright red, but may also be pink or brown.

4. Contact bleeding. Contact refers to sexual intercourse and gynecological examinations, with less bleeding. Of course, the above inflammations can also cause bleeding after contact. But this phenomenon should mainly alert people to cervical cancer. It is an early sign of cervical cancer and a basis for early diagnosis of cervical cancer.

The first thing to do when bleeding during sexual intercourse is to check whether it is cervical bleeding or intrauterine bleeding. The biggest characteristic of cervical erosion is bleeding during sexual intercourse. If it is intrauterine bleeding, find out the cause of bleeding as soon as possible.

Guidance:

It is recommended to go to the hospital for gynecological examination in time, at such a young age, to avoid adverse effects in the future. If it is cervical erosion, treat it as soon as possible.

Life care:

Do not have sex or eat spicy food during treatment.