Why does cervical scab bleed

The female uterus is a very important organ for women. Many women often experience uterine scabs and bleeding. For this phenomenon in women, it must be treated in time, otherwise it will have a serious impact on women's future fertility. In addition, there will be severe abdominal pain during menstruation every month. So why does the scab of the bow and arrow bleed?

It is normal for the cervix to bleed when the scab falls off, but the amount of bleeding is not much. This is because the local wound has not been completely repaired after the scab falls off. So this is a normal situation and there is no need to worry. Electric cautery will cause bleeding and the scab will fall off before new cervical mucosa grows. Sometimes there will be a small amount of yellow water and bleeding. Then, the duration will be different for each person, about a week. If it persists for a long time, apply medicine.

Cervical scab shedding is normal and there is no need to worry. The normal bleeding period during the scab shedding period is 10 to 15 days, which is usually less than the menstrual volume. However, fever is abnormal, and bleeding usually does not exceed 14 days. Bleeding after cervical scabbing must be stopped in time. Some highly effective drugs can be selected for anti-inflammatory, hemostatic, and blood stasis treatments.

1. Why does bleeding occur after scabbing? Because scabs form after cervical surgery, the necrotic tissue of the scab will fall off, and then new tissue will grow. The new tissue is prone to bleeding. As long as you pay attention to personal hygiene and have sex during menstruation, the cervix will slowly return to normal.

2. Bleeding will occur after the cervix scabs fall off, and there will be discharge afterwards, which is like water. It is normal if the amount of bleeding does not exceed the amount of menstruation. It is best to go for a B-ultrasound check and then take hemostatic drugs to abstain from sexual intercourse for a short period of time. Moreover, fatigue or emotions can cause irregular uterine bleeding. Consider taking hemostatic drugs. Generally, the amount of bleeding is relatively small under scab formation conditions.

3. During the scab removal period, everyone should pay attention to ensuring local hygiene and not letting the local area be infected. Because when the scab is removed, if it comes into contact with some infected things, it may affect the effect of scab removal and may also cause more serious diseases. In addition, try to control your sexual life during this period. You cannot have sex during the recovery period, otherwise it is very likely to cause bacterial invasion.

Finally, patients are reminded to eat a light diet, avoid spicy food, pay attention to dietary nutrition, exercise more to strengthen their physical fitness, remember to have regular check-ups after treatment, observe the healing of the wound until it is healed, and pay attention to whether there is cervical stenosis during the check-up. It is also best not to take a bath in a tub, as it is easy to get infected. Eat more vegetables and fruits. The recommended vegetables are spinach, kelp, and winter melon, which are good for scab removal.