Bleeding during intercourse two days after menstruation

Generally speaking, it is best to have sex 2-3 days after the end of menstruation, because the female uterine wall gradually repairs during this period, and the possibility of infection to women is relatively small. During the menstrual period, menstrual discharge will occur and it is generally not advisable to have sex. Many people also hate having sex at this time. However, many people will have sex immediately after the menstrual period, but they don't know that such practice is not conducive to the health of female reproductive organs.

First, at the beginning of menstruation, the uterine wall falls off, and many wounds appear in the uterus and bleed. The blood passes through the uterine cavity and is discharged from the vagina. This is what we often call menstruation. From then on, a new uterine wall will quickly grow at the wound. After the wound heals, vaginal bleeding will naturally stop and the menstrual period will end. Generally speaking, each menstrual period for women lasts about 3-5 days. The first day has very little menstrual flow, the second and third days have the most menstrual flow, and then it gradually decreases.

Then, when the menstrual period is about to end, although the vaginal bleeding has stopped, the uterus is still relatively sensitive and the vagina has not recovered, which is very easy to cause infection, so it is not suitable to have sex immediately.

2-3 days after a woman's menstruation, the uterine wall has gradually repaired, and the probability of infection to women is relatively small. Another factor is that 3-7 days after the end of the menstrual period is a safe period for women, and the chance of pregnancy is relatively small, but the possibility of pregnancy cannot be ruled out. Therefore, if there is no plan to conceive for the time being, contraceptive methods should be taken.

It is not recommended to have sexual intercourse immediately after the menstrual period. If you have sex hastily right after your menstrual period ends, it may cause uterine hematoma, leading to further bleeding of the uterine endometrium and vaginal bleeding. Or having sex during menstruation may aggravate pelvic blood congestion, resulting in prolonged menstruation, increased menstrual flow, dysmenorrhea and other gynecological complications. In addition, during intercourse, bacteria attached to the male genitals, urethra, and vaginal opening can enter the female reproductive system, causing genital infection and damage to the unrepaired uterine wall.

Therefore, it is generally recommended that it is best to have sex 2 to 3 days after the menstrual period is over. After the menstrual bleeding stops, there are still some ruptured blood vessels and glands on the surface of the woman's uterus, and some tiny blood vessels may still bleed to a certain extent. The new uterine wall has just begun to grow and the surface of the uterine cavity is not yet covered by epithelial cells.

And if you have sex just two days after your menstrual period, the eggs in your ovaries will begin to grow and prepare for ovulation. Fertilization of the egg occurs within 12 hours after ovulation. Generally speaking, the 3 days after the end of the menstrual period and the 3 days before the menstrual period are a relatively safe period. The chance of pregnancy is very small, and it is not easy to get pregnant even if no contraceptive measures are taken.