Why does vaginitis bleed?

The vagina is a very private part. It is precisely because of its privacy that it is more vulnerable, so it is easy to be infected. When women are infected with vaginitis, they pay more attention to hygiene and treatment, but there will still be signs of bleeding before the onset of the disease. Some patients with bacterial vaginitis will cause vaginal inflammation and erosion, ulcers, and mucosal damage, which will cause patients to have signs of secretions and a small amount of bleeding. If there is a lot of bleeding, you should go to the hospital for a detailed examination in time.

What causes vaginal bleeding?

Experts say that the main clinical features of vaginitis are changes in the nature of leucorrhea and itching and burning pain in the vulva. Pain during sexual intercourse is also common. When the infection involves the urethra, there may be symptoms such as urinary pain and urgency. The most common symptoms are vaginal itching, abnormal leucorrhea, and increased secretions, but some women also experience bleeding symptoms.

Why do women bleed when they have vaginitis?

1. Some women with bacterial vaginosis may also experience bleeding.

2. Candidal vaginitis (Candida vaginitis) can cause vaginal ulcers and pain, and can also lead to a bleeding area, especially after sexual intercourse.

3. Senile vaginitis, which often occurs in postmenopausal women, is a non-specific vaginitis and an inflammation that can cause vaginal bleeding.

4. Trichomonas vaginitis may cause bloody vaginal discharge or varying amounts of bleeding. But the chance of causing severe bleeding is lower.

The following is an introduction to the examination items for vaginitis:

1. Drug sensitivity test: detect which drugs the pathogens are sensitive to, so that targeted medication can be used to improve treatment effects.

2. Vaginal secretion examination: The examination items for this type of vaginitis are to check the cleanliness of the vagina and whether there is infection with fungi, trichomonas, or bacteria (clue cells, pus cells).

3. Vaginal secretion culture : Check which pathogen is causing the infection and provide doctors with accurate diagnosis basis.

4. Gynecological examination: Symptoms of vaginitis are diagnosed through routine gynecological examination, and possible diseases are preliminarily screened, and secretion samples are taken for necessary examinations.

5. Electronic colposcopy: The advantage of this type of vaginitis examination is that it can magnify 50 times to accurately and clearly observe relevant lesions in the vagina, cervix and other parts, and accurately select suspicious parts for live examination.

Vaginitis is a common gynecological inflammation in women, which can bring huge hidden dangers to women's bodies. Therefore, patients with vaginitis must go to the hospital for examination and receive symptomatic treatment after determining the cause. For patients with vaginitis, a gynecological examination is performed first, usually a routine gynecological examination, a preliminary screening of possible diseases, and a sample of secretions is obtained for necessary examinations.