Vaginal blood streaks and no menstruation

A woman's vagina is very fragile. If you do not pay attention to private hygiene, it is very likely to cause bacterial infection in the vagina, resulting in inflammation. Some women find that they have vaginal bleeding, but it is not during their menstrual period. This may be due to early menstruation caused by irregular lifestyle, or it may be due to vaginal infection. Let’s take a look at what happens when there is a little vaginal blood but no menstruation.

If your period comes in about two weeks, it is considered ovulation bleeding. It may be related to the recent changes in environment, mental tension, stress, cold and fatigue. Generally, the amount of blood drawn for two or three days is small. If it does not exceed the amount and time of menstruation, you don't need to worry about it. Pay attention to hygiene, avoid cold, stay up late, and avoid mental tension and stress. Considering that you have vaginitis, it is recommended that you go to a regular hospital for examination, test the routine leucorrhea, and find out the cause of the bloody discharge. According to the test results, take symptomatic medication. It depends on when your last menstrual period came. If you are in your ovulation period, it may be ovulation bleeding. If you have sex, you still need to see if you are pregnant. Pay attention to eating nutritious and light food, living a regular life, keeping a calm mood, not staying up late, not overworking, and not catching cold. This will help restore normal menstruation.

In this case, it is likely a local infection or some slight local inflammation, so bloody secretions will appear. You can use Sophora flavescens wash solution to clean the area and eliminate the local inflammatory response. It may be a gynecological disease or it may be ovulation bleeding. It is recommended to calculate it according to the menstrual cycle first. If it occurs in the middle of the menstrual cycle, it should be ovulation bleeding. Furthermore, if accompanied by abnormal leucorrhea, odor, etc., it may also be a gynecological disease and you should go to the hospital for examination and treatment immediately.

If vaginal bleeding occurs after intercourse, it may be related to gynecological inflammation. If you are pregnant, it is possible that you are experiencing threatened miscarriage. You can first undergo a gynecological examination and then take targeted medication.