What is the reason for bloody leucorrhea? The situation could be dire

Female friends, please pay attention. If you find blood in your leucorrhea, you must take it seriously. It is best to go to the hospital for a detailed examination, because the reasons behind it may be more serious. For example, malignant tumors can cause such a situation. There are many other factors besides these.

1. Worst-case scenario: malignant tumor

If your leucorrhea contains blood frequently and persistently, and the amount is large and the color is bright red, then you should be alert to whether it is a serious malignant tumor such as cervical cancer, uterine fibroids, endometrial cancer, etc. You should go to the hospital immediately for relevant examinations, and do not delay treatment of the disease because of embarrassment or carelessness.

Of course, this situation is relatively rare.

2. General pathological causes

Cervical erosion, cervical polyps, senile vaginitis or uterine bleeding can cause blood in leucorrhea. Generally, such pathological causes are accompanied by other uncomfortable symptoms. If other accompanying problems occur, it is necessary to consider whether they are caused by such general pathologies. When such situations occur, routine examinations and treatments should also be performed.

3. The most common cause: ovulation bleeding

Due to the changes in the level of female hormone secretion during female ovulation, there may be blood in the leucorrhea, but the amount of bleeding is not obvious, or a small amount of brown objects appear. Generally, they disappear within three days. There is no need to worry about this situation. It is just a normal physiological reaction and will get better after the ovulation period.

This is the case when the leucorrhea contains blood.

4. Bloody leucorrhea caused by other reasons

In fact, the female reproductive system is relatively sensitive and fragile, and is often attacked by bacteria, diseases and trauma. There are many reasons in life that can cause women to have bloody vaginal discharge, such as bloody vaginal discharge after sexual intercourse, bloody vaginal discharge for a period of time after menopause, and bleeding caused by trauma.

5. Targeted treatment

If the leucorrhea bleeding is pathological, we must first consider the root cause of the leucorrhea bleeding and start by solving and treating the disease. Only after the disease is solved can we solve the ancillary problems caused by the disease.

If it is physiological and occasional, conservative observation is recommended and attention should be paid to cleanliness and hygiene. In more serious cases, some commonly used lotions can be used to solve the problem.