Bleeding after using the erosion suppository

Suppositories have a relatively good effect on the treatment of gynecological diseases, and some bleeding may occur during the use of suppositories. However, some women may find that they have bleeding in their private parts after using the suppository. This type of bleeding after using the thrombus can be considered abnormal, and there are practical reasons for this. The following is some simple analysis and reference value suggestions on bleeding after the use of endoscopic suppositories.

1. Check whether the bleeding caused by the use of the suppository is normal. In fact, under normal circumstances, women will not bleed when using erosion suppositories to treat gynecological diseases. However, using erosion suppositories to treat cervical erosion in women's gynecological diseases may cause bleeding. This may be the reason why cervical erosion causes bleeding, or it may be due to poor contact between the drug and the private parts. Of course, the exact cause can only be found out through the examination of high-precision equipment in the hospital and the observation of doctors.

2. How to solve the problem of bleeding after using suppositories. The private parts will bleed when the suppository is used. At this time, women may not be able to solve this problem by themselves. It is recommended that women go to the hospital to seek help from a doctor. If your health is affected due to delayed treatment, then this is unnecessary and useless.

3. Things to note when using the suppository. Women should pay more attention to some things when using suppositories. For example, to keep the private parts comfortable and hygienic, clean the private parts before using the suppository and then apply the medicine, avoid eating spicy and cold foods, and try not to have sex during this period, etc. Although these are all trivial and insignificant things, they are indeed what women need to do during the period of using the suppository; otherwise, the significance of women using the suppository to treat gynecological diseases will no longer exist.

The private parts will bleed after using the suppository. At this time, women should not jump to conclusions or make rash decisions, but go to the hospital for examination as much as possible. If it is due to an allergy to the suppositories, change the dressing immediately; if it is due to a very serious gynecological condition, you need to go to the hospital for further treatment, rather than relying on the effects of a few suppositories to promote self-healing.