Bright red bleeding after sex

Women may experience excessive vaginal bleeding after having sex. This may be because it happens to be during the menstrual period, or it may be due to vaginal rupture caused by rough sexual intercourse. Gynecological diseases can also cause excessive bright red bleeding. Therefore, if women bleed too much during sex, they need to be checked in time, pay attention to vaginal hygiene, and avoid having sex during menstruation, which can reduce the incidence of gynecological diseases.

If you experience bright red bleeding after sex, you should be alert to three possible causes, including: menstruation, gynecological diseases, and rough sexual life. You must understand the specific reasons in time so that you can know how to regulate or treat it better.

If you have sex before your period, you are very likely to have your period after it. You don't need to worry too much at this time. You can pay attention to the amount of bleeding. If it is the same as the usual menstrual cycle and menstrual volume, it is bleeding after sex caused by menstruation. At this time, just do a good job of menstrual care. Be sure to avoid having sex during your period, otherwise it will increase the chance of intrauterine infection and induce gynecological diseases.

If the bleeding is not caused by menstruation, you should be alert to traumatic bleeding caused by rough movements during sex. Since men are more easily excited during sex, they will play very hard at this time, which can easily cause damage to the female vagina. After the injury, bright red blood will appear. Generally, the amount of bleeding caused by this situation will not be large. As long as you take good care of your private parts and keep the area clean and dry, it will generally improve on its own after two or three days. You cannot have sex during this period.

If the bleeding symptoms are not caused by the above two factors, you should suspect that it is caused by gynecological diseases. Many gynecological diseases may cause bleeding symptoms after intercourse, such as cervical erosion, cervical polyps, cervical cancer, vaginitis, pelvic inflammatory disease, etc. These diseases may cause bleeding during sexual intercourse. You need to go to the hospital for a gynecological examination in time, and actively treat the symptoms after the disease is confirmed. You must not miss the best time for treatment.

The above three causes may induce bleeding symptoms after intercourse. If such abnormal symptoms occur, you must actively treat the symptoms. Never treat blindly, and never delay treatment. During this period, you must change your underwear frequently and wash the vulva with clean water frequently. Keeping the local area clean and dry is very beneficial to recovery. The diet in daily life should also be reasonably matched, and you cannot always eat spicy food.