There was a small amount of blood after orgasm, but I didn't feel any discomfort.

Men and women are very happy when they have sex, and sex can also enhance the feelings between men and women. A pleasant sex life is also a necessary condition for a long-lasting relationship. When a woman reaches orgasm during sex, her body will feel very comfortable, and all the cells in her body will feel active. However, there may be some minor problems after orgasm. So let’s take a look with the editor today. What is the situation when there is a small amount of blood after orgasm and you don’t notice any discomfort?

Many women experience vaginal bleeding after sexual intercourse and are often alarmed. In fact, this condition is quite common and most cases are easily resolved. Ladies do not need to worry too much, but it is best to see a doctor to determine the cause, because a small number of bleeding is caused by cancer.

In fact, the location of bleeding during sexual intercourse is nothing more than the vagina, cervix, and endometrium. Generally, the cause can be found through medical interviews, internal examinations, and ultrasound. Of course, if necessary, smears, blood tests, and even hysteroscopy should be used. Some of the reasons are described below.

Shortly after the first sexual intercourse: Because the wound of the ruptured hymen has not yet healed completely, bleeding is still likely to occur during subsequent sexual intercourse. Excessive movements during sexual intercourse can cause vaginal tears and bleeding, or improper use of sex toys during sexual intercourse can also cause harm. There are also men who have pearls inserted into their genitals, which naturally increases this risk.

Unstable endometrium: Generally, when there is a change in work and rest schedule, high stress, or during ovulation, the drastic change in hormones causes the endometrium to become unstable and a small amount of it to fall off, just like a brick wall with a weak structure, some bricks will fall off during an earthquake. Generally the amount is very small and usually stops after 1 to 2 days. If it still persists, it is best to go to the obstetrics and gynecology department for medication to stabilize the endometrium. Before menstruation: Most of the time, the endometrium has become unstable, sometimes with a small amount of bleeding, and normal menstruation the next day. This situation does not require special treatment. Severe inflammation of the vagina or cervix can also cause this phenomenon.

Cervical erosion: It is actually the eversion of the columnar epithelium of the cervix, which becomes eroded. It is more likely to be complicated with inflammation and skin breakage. Sexual intercourse often causes friction and bleeding. In most cases, the inflammation can be treated with anti-inflammatory drugs first. If erosion and bleeding still occur, freezing or electrocautery treatment can be considered.

Cervical polyp: A small piece of fat grows on the cervix. Most of them are benign and can usually be removed in an outpatient clinic. If the root is too large, it is best to go to the operating room for treatment.

When there are fibroids or polyps in the endometrial cavity, small bleeding may sometimes accumulate in the uterine cavity. When a woman has an orgasm during sexual intercourse, the uterus will contract, squeezing out the blood. Sometimes a hysteroscopy is needed to confirm the diagnosis, and the bleeding can also be removed at the same time. Cancer bleeding mostly occurs in middle-aged and elderly people. If a small amount of bright red vaginal bleeding occurs after sexual intercourse without pain, you should be aware of the possibility of cancer. Among them, cervical cancer is the most common, but this condition is mostly in the late stage, so it is necessary to do smear tests regularly every year. Infections caused by sexually transmitted diseases, bacteria or viruses may cause bleeding at the lesion.

Ectopic pregnancy. Sometimes in early ectopic pregnancies, the uterine lining thickens and becomes unstable without normal embryo implantation. Early pregnancy is inherently unstable and miscarriage is common. Sometimes improper sexual behavior can increase this instability and cause bleeding.

Painless bleeding after sexual intercourse in late pregnancy may be due to placenta previa. If dark red blood appears and is accompanied by abdominal pain, it may be placental abruption. Both situations are very dangerous and you should go to the hospital immediately. Occasionally, granulation tissue may grow on the top of the vagina after a hysterectomy, which may also cause bleeding due to friction.

Most of the above conditions can be checked and handled in simple ways, but don’t take chances or avoid them, lest small problems turn into big ones.