The woman is always bleeding

Except for special circumstances such as menstruation, a woman's vagina generally does not bleed. However, if there is vaginal injury, endometritis, gynecological inflammation, viral infection, abnormal cervical development, sexually transmitted diseases or cervical polyps, vaginal bleeding may occur. For this reason, if a woman has abnormal vaginal bleeding, she must go to the hospital for treatment in time to avoid worsening of the condition.

Vaginal injury

Vaginal injuries caused during sexual intercourse or other vaginal surgeries can also cause vaginal bleeding. Women at this time must pay attention because it is very easy for bacteria to invade and cause serious vaginal diseases.

Endometritis

Endometritis is an infection of the endometrium. When the endometrium overgrows, the endometrium will extend into the uterus and cause uterine polyps. After the appearance of uterine polyps, there will often be irregular vaginal bleeding symptoms. There will also be vaginal bleeding symptoms during and after sexual intercourse. There will usually be heavy menstrual flow, bleeding symptoms after menopause, and vaginal bleeding symptoms during the period of taking hormonal drugs.

Gynecological inflammation

Many people know that gynecological inflammation generally involves abnormal leucorrhea. In addition, there are symptoms of vaginal bleeding. Vaginitis, cervicitis, and inflammation caused by tumors and viral infections may all cause symptoms of vaginal bleeding, especially after sexual intercourse, the symptoms of vaginal bleeding are quite obvious.

Viral infection

Viral infections are generally transmitted through sexual intercourse, and can be transmitted through sperm, vaginal fluid, and blood, all of which may cause symptoms of vaginal bleeding after sexual intercourse.

Abnormal development of the cervix

Abnormal development of the cervix may be a symptom of cervical epithelial cell cancer. Symptoms of vaginal bleeding after sexual intercourse often occur, which should arouse high vigilance.

STDs

Sexually transmitted diseases can also cause vaginal bleeding symptoms. Sexually transmitted diseases caused by viruses can cause vaginal bleeding symptoms after sexual intercourse.

Cervical polyps

Cervical polyps are hairless, red or purple growths that grow on the lining of the cervix and are shaped like fingers. Cervical polyps are quite fragile and can protrude from the cervix, causing bleeding during and after sex.