What's the matter with the red vaginal discharge?

Women often have some secretions in their vaginas. In addition to the well-known menstruation, leucorrhea is the most common secretion. Most women can remember their menstrual period, but they generally don’t know when the leucorrhea comes, so women’s leucorrhea often comes inexplicably. Normal leucorrhea is milky white. If red leucorrhea appears, it means that the situation is abnormal. This is most likely due to gynecological diseases.

What's the matter with the red vaginal discharge?

Red vaginal discharge in women may be caused by cervical polyps or severe cervical erosion, or it may be caused by chronic gynecological inflammation. Bloody vaginal discharge may also be a precursor to cervical cancer. Women with intrauterine contraceptive devices may also have bloody vaginal discharge. If women experience this, it is best to go to the hospital for corresponding examinations and take appropriate treatment plans. The reasons for bloody vaginal discharge in women are more complicated, so let's take a closer look at what is going on with red vaginal discharge?

1. Red leucorrhea may be caused by the placement of an intrauterine contraceptive device. After the placement of an intrauterine contraceptive device, women will experience symptoms of bloody secretions, which will generally disappear on their own. After the placement of the IUD, you should pay attention to rest more, avoid strenuous exercise, and do not perform heavy physical labor, otherwise it will affect your body's recovery and may also lead to postoperative infection and easily cause gynecological inflammation. Many women will also experience red leucorrhea after the placement of the IUD.

2. Red leucorrhea may also be caused by cervical polyps. Women should take treatment measures as soon as possible and actively treat cervical polyps, which can effectively improve the symptoms of abnormal leucorrhea. Patients with cervical polyps will not only have abnormal leucorrhea, but also symptoms of menstrual disorders and a feeling of heaviness in the lower abdomen. Patients should take appropriate treatment measures according to the severity of the disease and strengthen physical care.

3. Red vaginal discharge may be a precursor to cervical cancer. Patients will not show obvious symptoms in the early stages. As the disease progresses, patients will have symptoms of blood in their vaginal discharge and menstrual disorders. Middle-aged women are especially prone to cervical cancer. Middle-aged women should take measures to prevent and treat cervical cancer. If any physical abnormalities occur, they need to go to the hospital for examination as soon as possible and take preventive measures.

This situation may be caused by an intrauterine contraceptive device or cervical polyps. You should be alert to chronic diseases. Red vaginal discharge may also be a precursor to cervical cancer. If there is abnormal vaginal discharge, women should pay attention to it, get examined as soon as possible, and take appropriate treatment plans to avoid delaying the treatment of the disease, otherwise it will induce more serious consequences.