I just had my period and there was blood in my vagina

What happens if there is blood in the leucorrhea just after the menstrual period? If there is blood in the secretions after a woman's menstruation is over, it indicates that she has vaginal bleeding. When this happens, it may be an organic disease of the female reproductive system. The most common vaginal wall bleeding can cause this situation; there are also cervical diseases, uterine fibroids, uterine wall diseases, uterine polyps, and submucosal uterine fibroids. This situation can cause this situation.

If there is blood in the leucorrhea after menstruation, it is most likely caused by cervical erosion or cervical cyst. You can go to the hospital for a cervical examination. Cervical erosion or cervical cyst can cause blood in the leucorrhea. If such a situation occurs, the best time to treat it is 3 to 7 days after the menstruation is over. After treatment, you need to take hemostatics and antiviral drugs, and avoid sexual intercourse and sitz baths for 6 weeks. This is generally caused by inflammation.

When the menstruation just ends, there will indeed be some blood in the leucorrhea. This is because some blood may remain in the vagina, so when there is some secretion, this blood will be washed out, causing some blood in the secretion. In addition, the menstruation may not be completely clean, and there is still some blood, so the leucorrhea may also contain blood, but the blood is already relatively less.

The presence of blood in leucorrhea after menstruation is generally caused by physiological or pathological factors. The presence of blood in the leucorrhea after physiological menstruation refers to ovulation bleeding. If the amount of blood is small and the bleeding continues for 3-7 days and stops on its own, it is a normal symptom. The presence of blood in the leucorrhea after physiological menstruation is mostly caused by diseases, such as vaginitis, cervical cysts, cervical tumors, etc.

In addition, sometimes due to the placement of a contraceptive ring in the uterine cavity, there is some blood mixed in the secretions. However, the condition can improve after anti-infection treatment, and most of the time it is intermittent. A very small number of hypertensive patients may have bloody vaginal discharge due to arteriosclerosis and rupture.