When having sex, it hurts and there is blood.

Many men and women prefer exciting things during sex, so sometimes when sex is too intense, some men will use their hands to dig into the girl's vagina. Sometimes the nails may be too long or the movements may be too intense, which may cause the vaginal wall to be scratched, leading to bleeding. Be careful not to use too much force during sex. Let's take a look at what to do if it hurts after fingering during sex.

First of all, I suggest that you try using some lubricant (I don’t know the specific type) next time you have sex to see if it can go smoothly and observe whether there is any bleeding. If your wife suddenly feels severe pain after using lubricant, there may be a problem. Wash off the lubricant with warm water immediately. In fact, the most direct way is to go to the hospital, first do a gynecological examination to see if there is cervical erosion, and then do a B-ultrasound to see if there are any problems with the uterus and its appendages.

It is believed that the bleeding is caused by finger-fingering and damaging the vaginal mucosa. Don't worry too much, you can continue to take hemostatic drugs, pay attention to rest and avoid sexual intercourse. The bleeding will stop slowly. It may be bleeding due to vaginal injury. It is recommended to keep the perineum clean and pay attention to prevent infection. Continue to observe and avoid stimulation temporarily. If the amount of bleeding continues to increase, you need to go to the hospital for treatment. In this case, bleeding may be due to menstruation. If the menstruation is within a week in advance or normal, you should keep warm, avoid cold, and do not eat spicy and irritating foods when your menstruation comes in the future.

There are many reasons for female bleeding during sexual intercourse, which can be roughly divided into two categories: 1. Organic lesions: such as vulvitis, vaginitis, submucous uterine fibroids, cervical polyps, severe cervical erosion, cervical cancer, urethritis, etc.; 2. Improper sexual intercourse, such as mechanical damage to the vagina caused by excessive force during sexual intercourse. It is recommended that you go to the hospital for a routine gynecological examination. If necessary, vaginal cytology and cervical biopsy can clarify the cause of the disease, and targeted treatment can be carried out after the diagnosis is confirmed. Post-sexual bleeding refers to vaginal bleeding after sexual intercourse. The amount of bleeding is often small, or there is just a little blood mixed in the leucorrhea, which is called contact bleeding. This kind of bleeding is abnormal. The more common diseases that cause bleeding after intercourse include: cervical erosion, cervical polyps, endocervicitis, submucous uterine fibroids and vaginitis. The most serious is cervical cancer. In addition, contact bleeding is a typical symptom of early cervical cancer.