Vaginal bleeding after straining during bowel movement

Vaginal bleeding during bowel movement that stops after a while may be caused by cervical erosion or ovulation bleeding. The possibility of cervical polyps cannot be ruled out.

1. Cervical erosion: This is a relatively common gynecological disease. During the onset of the disease, there will usually be an increase in leucorrhea secretions, and even a small amount of blood in the secretions. It is best to make further diagnosis through colposcopy, and then give targeted treatment based on the examination results.

2. Ovulation bleeding: Generally, the ovulation period is the 14th day of the next menstrual period. The first 5 days and the last 4 days belong to the ovulation period. Ovulation withdrawal bleeding usually occurs, which is a normal physiological phenomenon. The amount of bleeding is relatively small and the time is relatively short. It usually lasts for two or three days, so there is no need to worry too much or intervene and adjust.

3. Cervical polyps: Cervical polyps are localized growths caused by hyperplasia of cervical tissue. They are mainly caused by chronic inflammatory stimulation, but may also be caused by cervical infection. They generally require surgical removal.

During the recovery period, you must pay attention to local care, wear loose or breathable underwear, and keep the local area dry and breathable. In addition, you must avoid excessive force during defecation and eat more fruits or vegetables rich in dietary fiber.