Bleeding after intercourse one month after induced abortion

Bleeding during intercourse one month after induced abortion is considered to be a symptom caused by cervicitis, because cervicitis can cause irregular bleeding. Another possibility is that the uterus has not recovered yet, there are wounds on the uterine wall, and uterine contractions occur after intercourse, thus causing bleeding. Either condition may cause the inflammation to worsen, so it is recommended to go to the hospital for examination immediately. First, check the ultrasound to observe the condition of the uterine cavity, and then determine the location of the bleeding for further treatment.

Under normal circumstances, you must go to the hospital for relevant examinations 42 days after giving birth, and you can have sex when the ovaries and cervix have returned to normal. If bleeding occurs during intercourse after normal examination, be sure to check whether there is any problem with the cervix. Bleeding during intercourse is medically called irregular bleeding. Irregular bleeding may indicate erosion or cyst of the cervix. Some cervical cancers and precancerous lesions may cause this condition. Therefore, if you have postpartum bleeding during sexual intercourse, you must go to the hospital for cervical cancer screening. Cancer screening usually involves TCT and HPV hepatitis B testing. If these two tests show no problems, you can take appropriate measures to determine whether it is cervical erosion or cervical cysts.

If there is bleeding during sexual intercourse after childbirth, we first need to see how long it has been since the birth of the child. If under normal circumstances, a routine physical examination is conducted 42 days after the birth of the child, the uterus has recovered well, and all aspects of the body are normal, but bleeding occurs during sexual intercourse, we first need to see if there is any problem with the cervix. Bleeding during intercourse is called irregular bleeding in medicine. Once irregular bleeding occurs, you must check the cervix.

Generally, postpartum hemorrhage is caused by cervical erosion, cervical disease, or a short time after giving birth, when the body has not recovered to normal sexual intercourse. Therefore, once postpartum hemorrhage occurs, you must be careful. If you bleed within 42 days after giving birth, you must do a color Doppler ultrasound first. If it is more than 42 days, during breastfeeding, or if you have postpartum hemorrhage or bleeding during intercourse, you should go to the hospital to check your cervix first. If necessary, you should do tests for cervical cancer and precancerous lesions, usually TCT and HPV virus tests on the cervix. This can help you understand the cause of postpartum bleeding and then use medication to treat it.