What is abnormal bleeding during non-menstrual period?

Under normal circumstances, women will not bleed from the vagina at ordinary times, only during menstruation. Vaginal bleeding outside of menstruation is called abnormal bleeding during non-menstrual period. When this abnormal bleeding during non-menstrual period occurs, it needs to be taken seriously. It is best to go to the hospital for a check-up, find out the cause, and then treat the symptoms. Don't be careless. What is the general reason for abnormal bleeding during non-menstrual period?

What is abnormal bleeding during non-menstrual period?

Small amounts of bleeding outside of your period are also called intermenstrual bleeding. For intermenstrual bleeding, first of all, we need to see when the bleeding occurs. If it is just after the menstruation and there is a small amount of bleeding, it is generally seen in endometrial polyps, cervical inflammation, etc. If a small amount of bleeding occurs during ovulation, it is mainly due to a transient low estrogen level in the body. If a small amount of bleeding occurs during ovulation, it is generally considered an endocrine problem. Bleeding occurs about a week before menstruation. This period is called the luteal phase. When there is luteal insufficiency, a small amount of bleeding will occur during this period. Non-menstrual bleeding, if it occurs after sexual intercourse, is called contact bleeding. If there is contact bleeding, it may indicate a problem with the cervix.

What to do if you have bleeding outside of your period

No special treatment is required. If this ovulation bleeding occurs for three consecutive months, you need to go to the hospital for a gynecological examination with color ultrasound and six hormone tests, and then use short-acting contraceptives based on the results or seek symptomatic treatment from a Chinese medicine practitioner. If it is a small amount of bleeding caused by intercourse, then you should usually consider whether it is cervical erosion, cervical polyps, or cervical intraepithelial neoplasia that causes abnormal bleeding. At this time, it is best to go to the hospital for a gynecological examination and check the cervical t ct and HPV to confirm the cause of the bleeding, and then provide symptomatic treatment based on the results.

It is normal to have more or less bleeding during your menstrual period. However, there will still be a small amount of bleeding during the non-menstrual period, which requires attention. This may be caused by many reasons and must not be ignored. Otherwise, if the best treatment time is missed, the gain will outweigh the loss. Women's bodies are more fragile than men's. If any symptoms occur, you must seek medical attention immediately.