Bleeding and lower abdominal discomfort after intercourse

Some female friends will experience lower abdominal discomfort after having sex. This is a problem that many friends will encounter, and they will also worry about whether they have some disease in their body. Bleeding and lower abdominal discomfort after sexual intercourse may be caused by instability of the endometrium during sexual intercourse, which also leads to a small amount of exfoliation, resulting in a small amount of bleeding.

Bleeding and lower abdominal pain after sexual intercourse may be caused by changes in the physiological period or abnormal conditions. Common situations are analyzed as follows:

1. Perimenus changes: Sexual intercourse occurs before menstruation. The stimulation of sexual intercourse causes instability in the endometrium, which begins to shed in small amounts, resulting in bleeding. During menstruation, the pelvic cavity becomes congested and the uterus contracts, which can cause lower abdominal distension and pain. Generally, this situation will be followed by normal menstruation. It is okay as long as there is no other discomfort. Sexual intercourse occurs when menstruation is about to end. At this time, the endometrium has not been completely repaired after exfoliation. The stimulation of sexual intercourse causes uterine contraction, and the unrepaired endometrium begins to bleed and there will be distension and pain. In this case, pay attention to the local cleanliness and breathability of the perineum. You can use gynecological washes such as Fuyanjie, Honghe Wash, and potassium permanganate solution to clean the vulva to prevent infection. Be careful to avoid sexual intercourse again and avoid excessive fatigue. It is not a big deal if the bleeding stops within two or three days and there is no other discomfort. However, you should pay attention to waiting three days after the menstruation is completely over before having sexual intercourse.

2. Sexual intercourse occurs during the ovulation period, which is about half a month before the next menstrual period. Bleeding at this time is generally caused by sudden changes in hormones during ovulation and unstable endometrium. It may also be accompanied by lower abdominal distension and pain. It is generally not a big deal if this happens occasionally.

3. Caused by genital tract inflammation: The time of sexual intercourse has nothing to do with menstruation. Usually, there is a lot of leucorrhea, itching, odor, abnormal color, accompanied by lower abdominal pain, pain during sexual intercourse, etc. In this case, you need to see a gynecologist, do a gynecological examination, secretion examination, etc., to identify the specific pathogens, so as to provide targeted treatment.

4. Repeated bleeding during sexual intercourse may indicate cervical problems, such as cervical polyps, precancerous lesions, cancer, etc. In such cases, you need to see a gynecologist, undergo a gynecological examination, and perform cervical TCT, HPV and other tests to clarify the specific situation and deal with it.