Cervical contact bleeding during gynecological examination

When reaching middle age, everyone's body will undergo great changes, and various body functions will weaken. It is necessary to have a physical examination every year, especially for women, the cervix must be checked. If contact bleeding occurs in the cervix, this is a gynecological disease. For example, cervical polyps, cervical ectropion, etc., must be treated with surgery in a timely manner, otherwise it will cause greater harm to the body. You must pay attention to physical hygiene in your life.

Contact bleeding refers to a small amount of vaginal bleeding during sexual intercourse, gynecological examination, and after straining to defecate in patients with constipation. "Contact bleeding" is an abnormal sign and also one of the signals of precancerous lesions of cervical cancer.

Contact bleeding must be taken seriously. At this time, cytological screening and cancer prevention examinations such as colposcopy are required. If no problems are found, symptomatic treatment should be given in time and follow-up examinations should be conducted every 4-6 months; if problems are found. The gynecologist will follow the medical procedures to conduct further examinations, and once the nature of the lesion is clear, the correct treatment will be given.

1. Cervical ectropion: It is mainly caused by cervical tearing during delivery, induced labor or abortion without timely surgical repair, which will cause cervical ectropion when the scar tissue contracts in the future. If combined with infection to form chronic cervicitis, the leucorrhea may be purulent, the amount of leucorrhea will also increase significantly, and uterine contact bleeding may occur. This is uterine contact bleeding. Pay attention to three types of gynecological diseases.

2. Cervical polyps: Cervical polyps are benign growths that grow inside the cervical canal or outside the cervix. It can occur at any age, but is more common in the childbearing age and is one of the causes of uterine contact bleeding. Polyps originate from the cervical mucosa. They are bright red, soft, and fragile, and will bleed with the slightest touch. Polyps may not cause obvious symptoms when they are very small, but may be discovered during a gynecological examination due to other diseases. When the polyp is larger, there will be increased leucorrhea, bloody leucorrhea and contact bleeding. This is uterine contact bleeding. Pay attention to three types of gynecological diseases.

3. Cervical cancer: Cervical cancer is one of the most common female tumors. Uterine contact bleeding may be its only early symptom, which is often found during sexual intercourse and gynecological examinations and is light red or brown in color. Vaginal bleeding usually starts with a little and then increases, or is sometimes more and sometimes less. When the disease develops to the middle stage, the bleeding increases significantly. Only a few patients experience heavy bleeding during their first contact. This is due to rupture of small arteries. This is uterine contact bleeding. Pay attention to three gynecological diseases.