What is the cause of bleeding during intercourse 42 days after delivery?

If a woman has been pregnant for more than 42 days but the bleeding has not improved, many issues should be considered at this time, such as whether there is any residual tissue. If there is such residual tissue, she should go to the hospital for an ultrasound examination and, if necessary, a uterine curettage should be performed. Some women may have incomplete uterine involution after delivery, which may lead to bleeding. At this time, medication should be considered. Here are some reasons why bleeding continues 42 days after delivery.

Pelvic inflammation can cause pelvic congestion. If the endometrium is congested, edema will occur. After intense sexual intercourse, the congested endometrium may bleed. Of course, this situation is relatively rare. Cervical cancer is one of the common causes of postcoital bleeding. Most cervical cancer patients do not have any discomfort symptoms in the early stages, and bleeding after sexual intercourse may be the only symptom of early cervical cancer. Of course, rare vaginal cancer can also cause bleeding after intercourse. Therefore, female friends should go to the hospital immediately if they find bleeding.

Some endometriosis grows on the cervix and appears as bluish-purple nodules. If it touches during sex, it will cause bleeding. However, the bleeding from endometriosis is generally relatively small, dark red in color, and abdominal pain often occurs afterward. Cervical erosion is more common in married women. Generally speaking, only patients who are poisoned or above will bleed after sex. Because the amount of bleeding is small, it will not flow out immediately but accumulate in the vagina. The color of the blood also changes from fresh to old, so the blood when it flows out the next day is dark red.

Some female friends may experience endometritis after childbirth, which can easily lead to bleeding. A better way is to go to the hospital for a white blood cell test. If the white blood cell count is elevated, but no other uterine abnormalities are found through B-ultrasound examination, the possibility of endometritis should be considered. At this time, you should consider whether to use medication according to the doctor's advice.