What to do if you bleed after a gynecological examination

When women suffer from some gynecological diseases, they need to undergo a gynecological examination before treatment to determine the cause and then treat it accordingly. In addition, for their own health, some women will also undergo regular gynecological examinations every year. So what is the reason for bleeding after a gynecological examination? How to solve it? Let us understand the reasons for bleeding during a gynecological examination.

For women who go for a check-up due to some gynecological diseases, it is common to bleed after the check-up. For most gynecological patients, bleeding will occur after examination, which is a very common phenomenon. For example, if a woman has some cervical diseases, she usually needs to undergo gynecological examinations such as cervical smears. This situation will cause bleeding after examination.

There are many types of cervical diseases, among which chronic cervicitis is the most common. This condition can cause the cells in the diseased area of ​​the cervix to fall off easily and become soft. Therefore, some cervical diseases can cause irregular bleeding. It is also possible to bleed after a gynecological examination, especially for some patients with mild to moderate and severe cervical diseases. The probability of bleeding is very high.

In addition, the occurrence of cervical cancer is closely related to cervical diseases, so when you have some cervical diseases, you should seek treatment in time to avoid cervical cancer. Especially when a woman bleeds after a gynecological examination, she should go to the hospital for further examination to observe the condition.

A common gynecological examination includes a cervical smear test. If there is bleeding after the cervical smear test, it is mostly normal because the cervical scraping will cause some trauma to the uterus. However, if the bleeding is continuous and the amount is heavy, you need to seek medical attention immediately. Generally, as long as it is not bright red blood, it is okay, but you must pay attention to medical care, especially pay attention to hygiene and prevent infection.

The above is a brief introduction to bleeding after a gynecological examination. It can be seen that generally speaking, this kind of bleeding is normal, but if the bleeding is heavy and continues, or if the test results are abnormal, you should seek medical attention for further examination in time to understand the situation. Because there are many cervical diseases that can cause irregular bleeding, bleeding may also occur during a gynecological examination, which requires timely diagnosis and treatment.