How should bleeding during sexual intercourse be treated?

Because modern people are more open, normal boyfriends and girlfriends will also have some sex life. Sometimes sex life is also a door to start a couple's marriage life. It can regulate the relationship between husband and wife. However, there will be some undesirable situations when you have sex, such as vaginal bleeding after sex. Maybe many people don't know much about these. Next, let me introduce to you what to do if you bleed after sex?

1. Vaginal laceration

The front wall of the vagina is six or seven centimeters deep, and the back wall is eight or nine centimeters deep. Some ethnic groups may have a deeper depth than the Han people. The vaginal mucosa has many transverse folds and is very stretchable. The average penis of the Han Chinese is about 7 cm long and 13 or 14 cm long when erect.

This is more than enough for the average vagina and will not cause the mucosa to be stretched or ruptured. However, if the action is too rough, or if the size of the vagina and penis is very different, the vaginal mucosa may be lacerated during first intercourse, most of which are transverse lacerations, and the bleeding is generally not much. Generally no treatment is required and the patient can recover on his own by rest. But if the bleeding is heavy and does not stop on its own, you will have to go to the hospital to get stitches to stop the bleeding.

During the first sexual intercourse, in order to facilitate the entry of the penis, the woman's legs should be spread, but this will cause the penis to enter too deep. To avoid entering too deep, the woman's legs should be closed after the penis enters.

2. Rupture of the hymen

When attempting sexual intercourse for the first time, about 40% of the time the penis does not actually enter the vagina. The reasons are roughly as follows: eating forbidden fruit before marriage, mental tension and panic; fear of pain, not knowing the method, premature excitement and ejaculation, etc. If a woman's hymen ruptures, some vaginal bleeding may occur, which is normal.

Women must pay more attention to vaginal bleeding when it occurs. It may be due to a ruptured hymen, some inflammation, or a laceration in your vagina. I hope that with the editor's explanation you can understand more about vaginal bleeding in virgin women. The editor suggests that you need to pay more attention to observation in daily life.