What happens if the bleeding stops after a while after having sex?

Sexual intercourse refers to normal sexual life between husband and wife, which is a way to maintain the relationship between husband and wife. For most couples, this is a pleasant behavior. However, some couples will encounter some problems after sexual intercourse, which will have a certain impact on the quality of sexual intercourse. For example, bleeding after sexual intercourse is one of the common problems. Let’s take a look at what happens if the bleeding stops after a while after sexual intercourse?

In life, it is not uncommon for women to experience bleeding after having sex. Some women think that bleeding is not a big problem because they do not feel any other discomfort in their bodies, while some women are particularly afraid that they have a serious illness. In fact, both situations exist. Female patients should pay attention to finding out the causes of bleeding after intercourse to avoid missing the best time to treat physical diseases.

1. Vaginal injury. During intercourse, if the posture is improper or too intense, it can easily cause damage to the vagina, which can also cause bleeding in women after intercourse. If the injury is minor, women will usually have a small amount of blood oozing out. If vaginal tearing occurs, the amount of bleeding will be very heavy, even reaching the amount of menstrual bleeding.

2. Menstrual period. If a woman's menstruation comes just after having sex, a small amount of menstrual blood will appear. In such circumstances, some women will think that it is caused by sexual intercourse, especially for women with irregular menstruation. However, most women will be able to dispel this doubt after bleeding for a period of time and be sure that the bleeding after intercourse is just caused by the normal menstrual period.

3. Disease factors. In fact, many diseases in women can cause bleeding after intercourse. For some diseases, patients usually do not feel obvious symptoms in the early stages. At present, common gynecological diseases in clinical practice such as cervical polyps, pelvic inflammatory disease, endometriosis, cervicitis, etc. can cause women to bleed after having sex. In addition, serious diseases such as cervical cancer can also cause bleeding after intercourse.