Bleeding after menopause

Some women still have sexual life after menopause, which is very common, but some people bleed during or after intercourse, which makes women more worried. It may be caused by vaginal mucosal damage, or it may be caused by uterine fibroids or inflammation. It is necessary to go to the hospital for regular check-up and treatment, and do not have sexual life during the treatment period. Everyone should have a certain understanding of the causes and solutions of postmenopausal bleeding during intercourse.

Although some women have gone through menopause, they still have sex with their sexual partners. However, because the duration of sex is too long and the posture is relatively rough, the vaginal mucosa and cervical mucosa may be damaged. If you encounter this kind of situation, you should be careful to stop having sex. You can use medicine to help the mucosa repair, and you can use painkillers to relieve pain.

There are many reasons for bleeding after sexual intercourse in postmenopausal women, such as uterine inflammation or uterine fibroids. You need to go to the hospital for a detailed examination, such as a vaginal examination or an ultrasound to confirm the condition. Tumors and inflammation in the human body can be removed through the use of medication or surgical treatment. It is important to eat a light diet and maintain daily cleanliness of the vagina.

There are many factors in daily life that cause postmenopausal bleeding in women. For some women, the estrogen level in their body decreases after menopause, so the vaginal cavity is thinner and the elasticity decreases. Coupled with the rough posture of men, bleeding will occur. If you encounter this situation, you can consider using androtriol cream for treatment. If the vagina is dry, you should do foreplay first.

In general, in daily life, many women still have sexual life after menopause, which is very common, but it is abnormal if bleeding occurs after sexual life. It may be caused by factors such as inflamed mucosal damage or lack of elasticity. You can go to the hospital for practical regular examinations and treatments. You can use medication for treatment. Pay attention to reducing the frequency of sexual life and maintaining vaginal cleanliness.