What causes vaginal contact bleeding?

In recent years, women have more and more gynecological diseases, and the types are becoming more and more complicated. For example, in the past there was only the problem of vaginal bleeding, but now many girls will have vaginal contact bleeding, which is a phenomenon that is more difficult to regulate. Whether in life or during menstruation, women's vaginas are very fragile, which is very bad for women's bodies. So why do women have contact bleeding in their vaginas? This is something we need to understand.

The so-called contact bleeding refers to the phenomenon of a small amount of vaginal bleeding during sexual intercourse, gynecological examination, and after straining to defecate in patients with constipation. This symptom is common in many serious diseases such as cervical polyps and cervical cancer, so women who experience this symptom should not take it lightly.

Gynecologists say that among abnormal vaginal bleeding, intermenstrual bleeding, bleeding from oral contraceptives, and bleeding after sexual intercourse are "normal" and are not diseases. You just need to pay a little attention to your daily life.

If vaginal bleeding occurs in the middle of the menstrual cycle, that is, about 14 days before menstruation, lasts for 1-2 hours or 1-2 days, and the amount is small, rarely reaching the menstrual amount, it is generally caused by ovulation, also known as ovulation bleeding, which is a normal phenomenon.

Sexual intercourse can cause contact bleeding due to vaginal or cervical tumors, cervical polyps, etc., but the amount of bleeding is generally not much. If the amount of bleeding is heavy, it is mostly caused by vaginal wall lacerations due to fragile vaginal tissue or overly rough sexual intercourse. Just a little attention is all that is needed.

In addition, vaginal bleeding may also be related to oral contraceptives. Women who regularly take oral contraceptives may sometimes experience irregular vaginal spotting, which may be related to missed doses of contraceptives. It may also occur in those who have not missed a dose and can be avoided by adjusting the medication.

Now you should at least know the cause of vaginal contact bleeding. After knowing the cause, it will be very convenient to regulate it, because the right medicine can often solve the problem from the root, so that vaginal contact bleeding can be regulated quickly. However, it takes time to really get better, so you should not take it lightly in your daily life.