Bleeding after intercourse at the end of menstruation

When women are menstruating, they generally restrain themselves from having sex. However, at the end of menstruation, many people do not pay much attention and have sex. However, during this period, women's lower body will bleed. This may be caused by damage to the female reproductive organs, or other reasons, etc. The following is a detailed explanation of why women bleed from their lower body after having sex at the end of menstruation?

Most couples can stop having sex during menstruation. However, many people do not pay much attention to the time to resume sexual life after menstruation, and think that they can resume sexual life after the menstrual period stops. In fact, having sex right after menstruation stops is detrimental to women's reproductive health. So, how many days after menstruation can you have sex?

Bleeding caused by sexual intercourse on the fourth day of menstruation can easily lead to ascending infection. Need to pay attention to hygiene.

Guidance:

It is difficult to determine whether there is an infection at present, but you can take oral anti-inflammatory drugs for three days as a preventive measure. For example, amoxicillin and metronidazole are good.

1. Damage to the hymen. The most common is the rupture of the hymen during first sexual intercourse. This bleeding usually occurs during sexual intercourse. There may be pain and bleeding at the time, but the amount of bleeding is usually not much. If the injury is not serious, the bleeding will stop soon. However, sometimes when the rupture of the hymen happens to damage the blood vessels in that area, bleeding is more severe and requires pressure to stop the bleeding (such as using a clean cotton ball or gauze, a clean towel, etc.), or even going to the hospital for treatment.

2. Vaginal laceration. Vaginal bleeding is found during or after sexual intercourse, and the amount of bleeding is heavy, difficult to stop on its own, and lasts for a long time. Vaginal lacerations often occur during involuntary sexual intercourse or extremely rough sexual intercourse. Vaginal lacerations are also seen in vaginal malformations, such as vaginal septum, transverse septum, double vagina, and vaginal stenosis. If vaginal wounds do not heal well after vaginal plastic surgery, hymen repair, vaginal tumor removal surgery, or hysterectomy, sexual intercourse may easily cause damage. Improper sexual posture and position can also cause vaginal injury and bleeding. The amount of bleeding depends on the location and extent of the injury. There was a woman who, after being raped, suffered severe lacerations from the posterior vaginal wall to the vaginal vault and suffered heavy bleeding. She went to the hospital for treatment 6 hours later. When she did, she had already shown signs of hemorrhagic shock, including pale complexion, rapid pulse, and low blood pressure.