What's the matter with light pink bleeding after sex?

If a man and a woman have sex, and if the woman's vagina has large pink blood, this problem must be taken seriously. At this time, you should closely observe whether there are other symptoms, such as whether there is pain in the vagina, whether there is lower abdominal pain and vaginal itching at normal times, and combine these symptoms to determine the cause.

What's the matter with light pink bleeding after sex?

It is considered to be caused by ovulation or a slight gynecological inflammation.

Suggestions: It is recommended that you judge according to your own situation and observe it. If such symptoms occur occasionally, it should be fine.

The bleeding is caused by cervical inflammation. This is the case with general gynecological inflammation, which recurs repeatedly and easily.

Suggestions: It is recommended that you go to the hospital for a color Doppler ultrasound examination to see if you have adnexitis or pelvic inflammatory disease. I wish you good health.

If there is pink blood after intercourse and the amount is small, there is no problem as it is contact bleeding.

Suggestions: Women’s reproductive organs are relatively fragile, so it is recommended that husbands should not be too rough and should be more gentle.

Vaginal bleeding after sex is a common symptom of gynecological diseases, including cervical cancer, cervical polyps, cervical erosion, trichomoniasis and candidal vaginitis, submucous uterine fibroids, and other causes of bleeding. If this problem occurs frequently, it is recommended to go to the hospital for examination.

Suggestions: Pay attention to personal hygiene. If you have inflammation, it is recommended not to have sex during treatment.

In fact, pink blood is formed by a small amount of bleeding mixed with vaginal secretions. The most likely reason for this is vaginal mucosal damage and bleeding caused by improper force during sexual intercourse.

Suggestions: Generally, the amount of bleeding will not be too large and most of the time it can stop on its own. No special treatment is needed. Just pay attention to the cleanliness of the vulva in the next few days. In addition, similar situations may occur if you have sex before your period.

Considering the infection of vaginitis, it is recommended to do routine examination of leucorrhea to determine which type of vaginitis it is and then treat symptomatically. Keep the vulva clean and dry. Avoid scratching, washing with hot water and using soap. Use potassium permanganate solution for sitting bath when infected. The underwear should be breathable and loose, and avoid alcohol and spicy or allergic food.