What is the cause of vaginal bleeding?

Vaginal bleeding is likely caused by gynecological diseases such as vaginitis or uterine erosion. It is recommended that female friends should have a clear B-ultrasound examination to avoid worsening of the disease and affecting future conception. When vaginal bleeding occurs frequently, you should pay attention to vaginal hygiene, wear breathable pants, and refrain from sexual intercourse, etc., to allow the vagina time to repair inflammation.

Causes of vaginal bleeding

1. Cervical erosion

Cervical erosion is a common disease among female friends. There are many causes of this disease, such as wearing an IUD, poor personal hygiene, unclean sexual life, having multiple sexual partners, etc.! Therefore, we must pay enough attention to this aspect.

2. Endocrine disorders

In modern society, competition is fierce and pressure is high, and long-term mental tension may lead to menstrual disorders. But it usually doesn't last more than ten days. If it persists, it's best to go to the hospital for further examination.

3. Genital inflammation

Depending on what causes vaginal bleeding, if you do not pay attention to personal hygiene habits in daily life, it may lead to symptoms such as vaginitis, vulvar itching, ulcers, etc. More serious cases may be acute or chronic cervicitis, cervical polyps, etc., which should not be underestimated.

4. Cervical cancer

There is no definite cause for cervical cancer. It is understood that most of the women who suffer from cervical cancer are those who married early, gave birth early, and have irregular sex lives. Therefore, we should remind female friends to improve their attitude towards life.

So a warm reminder: female friends, please pay attention to your body in daily life. When you feel unwell, you should immediately go to a regular hospital for further examination. To avoid delaying the disease.

How to maintain vagina in different periods of women

How to maintain vagina during menstruation

Normally, a normal vagina contains many beneficial bacteria (such as lactic acid bacteria), which can maintain the pH value of the vagina between 3.8 and 4.2. Ordinary bacteria grow in an environment above pH 4.5. Therefore, maintaining a healthy pH value (3.8~4.2) helps protect the vagina and reduce bacterial infections.

However, during menstruation, the pH value of the private parts will be affected by changes in estrogen. This natural acidic protective function will weaken, the alkalinity will increase, and the ability to fight foreign bacteria will decrease, causing infection.

Do not use shower gel to clean your vulva during menstruation. Many women use shower gel to clean their vulva while taking a bath, thinking that this can remove the odor. In fact, this practice can easily cause vaginal itching and infection. Furthermore, do not use water that is too hot to clean the genitals. Because many shower gels are alkaline, and under normal circumstances only a slightly acidic environment is more conducive to the health of the female vagina, so if you want to use cleaning products to clean the vulva, it is best to use professional vulva cleaning liquid. If not, you don’t need to use any cleaning products.

How to maintain vagina after childbirth

1. Prevent infection

The first thing women should do in postpartum vaginal care is to prevent vaginal infection. If an infection occurs, it will be very troublesome. Because women need to breastfeed their babies after delivery, they cannot use medication for treatment, and it is easy for some inflammation to occur, affecting the health of the mother. After delivery, a large amount of lochia will come out of the vagina, so the perineum should be cleaned every day. At the same time, underwear should be changed every day and sanitary napkins should be changed in time to prevent the occurrence of postpartum infection.

2. Exercise the muscles around the vagina

Many women's vaginas become loose after giving birth. In this case, they need to find ways to tighten the vagina and change the looseness of the vagina. A common method is to use urination to exercise the muscles around the vagina. Every day when you urinate, you should hold your urine for a few seconds before releasing it, and pause once during urination before releasing the remaining urine. After repeated practice, you can exercise the muscles around the vagina and make it tighter.