What's the matter with the bleeding down there but it's not my period?

Many women have experienced this situation to some extent, where they bleed a little even though their menstruation is not coming. This is actually called non-menstrual vaginal bleeding. Under normal circumstances, there will be no bleeding outside of the menstrual period. It is a common symptom among female gynecological diseases. This happens to women of different ages, so what is the reason why there is some bleeding down there and it’s not menstruation?

Why is there a little bleeding down there but it’s not menstruation?

Non-menstrual vaginal bleeding is a common gynecological disease. It can be said that all female friends, from the menarche in adolescence to the menopause in old age, will encounter more or less non-menstrual vaginal bleeding. Bleeding in any part of the reproductive system, such as the vagina, cervix, and uterus, is mainly manifested by vaginal bleeding. Non-menstrual vaginal bleeding is just a symptom. To find out what disease causes the bleeding, you need to go to the hospital and ask a professional doctor to check and diagnose it.

There are many reasons for non-menstrual vaginal bleeding, such as: imbalance of uterine and ovarian endocrine function, abnormal pregnancy, foreign bodies in the uterine cavity (such as contraceptive rings), inflammation, tumors, damage, or systemic diseases of the reproductive system. Age has important practical value in the identification of vaginal bleeding. Vaginal bleeding in adolescent women is first considered to be abnormal uterine bleeding due to functional imbalance; in married women with children, it is mostly considered to be pregnancy-related diseases; vaginal bleeding in postmenopausal women (middle-aged women) is mostly considered to be malignant tumors.

How is vaginal bleeding treated?

1. Treatment of the cause of the disease, treatment of the actual cause of the disease.

2. Treatment with medicine, mainly to promote blood circulation.

3. If the bleeding is heavy and the patient shows symptoms such as pale complexion, sweating, panic, dry mouth, etc., he should be sent to the hospital for treatment as soon as possible. Before arriving at the hospital, if the patient feels nauseous or vomits, he or she should tilt his or her face to one side to avoid suffocation.

Female friends, please note that if you find a little bleeding down there, but it is not your period, then it is non-menstrual vaginal bleeding. There are many reasons for non-menstrual vaginal bleeding. You need to go to the hospital to find out the cause before you can use medication. Especially if the bleeding is heavy, you must be sent to the hospital immediately. You must not avoid medical treatment. This is the importance of human health.