Mild bleeding during intercourse after childbirth

Harmony in married life is the basis for a happy couple. During the wife's pregnancy, for the sake of the wife and children, it is generally not recommended to have sex. After giving birth, you can resume intercourse. Some women reported bleeding after having sex after childbirth. What are the reasons for this? Bleeding always reminds people of unhappy things. In order to dispel everyone’s doubts, let’s learn about it together.

What is the reason for bleeding during intercourse after giving birth? Bleeding during sexual intercourse after childbirth is one of the common bleeding conditions during sexual intercourse. The vagina of a woman will gradually recover to its state before delivery. Generally speaking, the vagina has good elasticity, and bleeding during sexual intercourse is not likely to occur if the recovery is good. However, some women have slight lacerations in the birth canal due to delivery. Although the wound is not large and not easy to notice, if the recovery and health care after delivery is not done well, the wound will not heal completely and bleeding will be easy to occur during sexual intercourse.

Of course, there are other reasons for women's bleeding during postpartum sex, which are briefly introduced below.

Fibroids: Generally speaking, fibroids are benign tumors. They are solid tumors of chemofibrotic nature. Only a very small number of fibroids become malignant. Symptoms of fibroids vary, and some women experience no symptoms at all. After women reach menopause, when estrogen stops secreting, fibroids will automatically shrink and gradually disappear.

Uterine polyps: Uterine polyps occur when the uterine wall is perforated, causing it to extend outward into the uterus. Women with uterine polyps may experience bleeding between their periods. Other symptoms include bleeding during sexual intercourse, menorrhagia, bleeding after menopause, and bleeding during androgen therapy. Shaving surgery with the assistance of hysteroscopy is a good solution.

Mycoplasma infection: Virus infection. Infection is usually caused by sexual intercourse and is transmitted through male sperm, vaginal fluid or blood.

Vaginitis: This may be an inflammation of the vagina. It may also be caused by a tumor or viral infection. Treatment depends on the cause. The above briefly introduces the reasons for women's postpartum bleeding during sexual intercourse. I hope it will be helpful to everyone.

Because it takes many months for a woman's body to fully recover after giving birth, it is not possible to resume sexual life immediately after giving birth. The husband should give more attention and tolerance to his wife after she gives birth, and there is no need to be impatient with sexual intercourse requirements. When a woman has sex for the first time after giving birth, her movements should be gentle and slow.