The fifth day of menstruation, the leucorrhea is bloody

During menstruation, girls' leucorrhea will also change. Through the characteristics of leucorrhea, we can preliminarily judge whether a girl's body is healthy. If the leucorrhea is turbid, it means that there is inflammation in the body, which may be caused by diseases such as candidal vaginitis. Some people find blood in their leucorrhea during menstruation. If the blood is relatively small, it may be a sign of menstrual blood and there is no need to worry. So what are the reasons for bloody vaginal discharge on the fifth day of menstruation?

[One or two days before and after menstruation] Some women will have bloody vaginal discharge one or two days before menstruation or one or two days after menstruation. Generally speaking, bloody vaginal discharge one or two days before menstruation can be regarded as a small amount of premature shedding of endometrium mixed with the vaginal discharge, while bloody vaginal discharge one or two days after menstruation can be regarded as a sign that menstruation is not complete.

[Blood in leucorrhea during the middle of menstruation] Blood in leucorrhea during the middle of two menstrual periods is generally considered to be ovulation bleeding. The estrogen level will rise during ovulation. When the mature follicle ruptures and ovulates, the estrogen level suddenly drops significantly, causing local rupture and shedding of the surface layer of the endometrium, resulting in breakthrough bleeding of a small amount. This is the process of ovulation bleeding. Ovulation bleeding usually does not exceed 3 to 4 days, and the bleeding is very little. When mixed with the leucorrhea, it can form the phenomenon of bloody leucorrhea during ovulation. This is a physiological phenomenon that may occur in every woman and there is no need to be nervous.

[Usually there is blood in the leucorrhea] What is the reason for blood in the leucorrhea? If there is blood in the leucorrhea during daily life without sexual intercourse, after excluding the possibility of ovulation bleeding, we should suspect the possibility of chronic cervicitis such as cervical erosion and cervical polyps. Of course, it may also be cervical cancer. To know which specific disease it is, relevant examinations are needed to get a more accurate result.

[Blood in leucorrhea during (or after) sexual intercourse] In this case, blood in leucorrhea is usually a pathological abnormality. Generally, the possibility of chronic cervicitis such as cervical erosion, cervical polyps, pelvic inflammatory disease, and cervical cancer should be considered. Women should pay attention if their vaginal discharge contains blood during (or after) sexual intercourse and treat the underlying disease in a timely manner.

[Blood in leucorrhea of ​​pregnant women] Blood in leucorrhea of ​​pregnant women is not an isolated case. Many pregnant women have encountered this in the early stages of pregnancy. Although this situation is quite common, pregnant women themselves should not let their guard down, because there are several possibilities for bloody vaginal discharge: threatened abortion, cervical diseases such as cervical erosion, cervical polyps, cervical cancer, and a small amount of menstruation after pregnancy. Generally, the bloody vaginal discharge of pregnant women only lasts for one or two days or two or three days and the phenomenon will disappear after a short rest. When the leucorrhea with blood gradually develops into bleeding, medical treatment should be sought promptly.