What causes bleeding after gynecological examination?

Many women experience a small amount of bleeding after a gynecological examination, and most people choose to ignore it. I had a small amount of bleeding during a gynecological examination some time ago, but it healed quickly and the examination showed no problems. So what is the cause of bleeding after a gynecological examination? Let me share what I know with you.

Generally speaking, the diseases that cause bleeding after gynecological examination include the following:

1. Cervical erosion: Cervical erosion is the most common manifestation of chronic cervicitis. The cells in the eroded part of the cervix are very easy to fall off and become thinner, so some cervical erosions also cause contact bleeding. It is also possible to bleed after a gynecological examination, especially in patients with moderate and severe cervical erosion.

2. Cervical cancer: Bleeding after a gynecological examination may also be a dangerous sign of early cervical cancer. The amount of bleeding is not much and the color is bright red. However, if it is early-stage cervical cancer, the amount of bleeding may increase, and even blood clots may flow out. This is because the cancerous cervical cell tissue has eroded and become brittle, and the blood supply to the affected area is good. Therefore, when the cervix is ​​directly hit, it will rupture and cause bleeding.

Bleeding after a gynecological examination is a very common phenomenon. If the patient has cervical disease, she usually needs to undergo gynecological examinations such as cervical smears, and she is likely to bleed after the gynecological examination.

Cervical disease is the most common manifestation of chronic cervicitis. The cells in the diseased area of ​​the cervix are very easy to fall off and become thinner, so some cervical diseases also cause contact bleeding. It is also possible to bleed after a gynecological examination, especially for patients with moderate and severe cervical disease. Bleeding after a gynecological examination is very likely to occur.

Modern medical research has shown that the occurrence of cervical cancer is closely related to cervical diseases. Therefore, necessary treatment measures should be taken for cervical diseases to prevent cervical cancer. Bleeding during sexual intercourse with cervical cancer is often a dangerous sign of cervical cancer in the early stages. The amount of bleeding is not much and the color is bright red. However, if it is early-stage cervical cancer, the amount of bleeding may increase, and even blood clots may flow out. This is because the cancerous cervical cell tissue has become eroded and brittle, and the affected area has a good blood supply, so when the cervix is ​​directly hit, it will rupture and cause bleeding. If bleeding occurs after a gynecological examination, the patient needs to go to the hospital for further examination to observe the condition.

So when we encounter bleeding after a gynecological examination, we don’t need to panic. We can do further examinations. Women also need to pay attention to maintaining good personal hygiene in daily life, change underwear regularly, maintain a reasonable diet and normal sleep, and exercise properly to help improve their immunity. I hope my little summary of knowledge is helpful to you. I wish you good health.