What causes non-menstrual vaginal bleeding?

Non-menstrual vaginal bleeding is a common gynecological disease that seriously affects women's lives. Many people do not understand this matter and do not go to the hospital for examination in time, thus delaying the best treatment. So, what is the cause of non-menstrual vaginal bleeding? Let’s take a look at the following content to find out.

Case 1: One of the typical cases of pathological vaginal bleeding is that a menopausal woman suddenly starts menstruating again. Some women think that this is a sign of rejuvenation and rejuvenation. In fact, this may very well be a sign of uterine cancer or cervical cancer, because women’s chances of developing gynecological diseases, especially cancer, increase greatly after they reach the age of 40. Unless they undergo special treatment, menopausal women generally will not have their periods again. If you experience vaginal bleeding after menopause, you should seek medical attention immediately.

Case 2: Patients with functional uterine bleeding will have vaginal bleeding during non-menstrual periods, usually due to irregular menstrual cycles leading to irregular bleeding, manifested by prolonged menstruation or two or three menstruations a month. These patients should first treat the prolonged bleeding and then establish a normal menstrual cycle.

Situation 3: Ovulation bleeding, also known as intermenstrual bleeding. During ovulation, estrogen levels drop sharply, causing part of the endometrium that relies on it for growth to fall off, resulting in a small amount of bleeding. The bleeding time usually does not exceed three days, and some people only have a small amount of brown secretion. If the symptoms are obvious, you must seek medical attention immediately to avoid affecting fertility.

Situation 4: Menstruation is delayed for a week or more than ten days. Many women think it is a minor problem, but it is actually not that simple. The amount, color, and timing of your menstrual period should be carefully observed and compared with your normal period. If menstrual bleeding does not stop or the amount varies, and there is obvious abdominal pain, consider uterine fibroids or endometriosis.

Case 5: Vaginal bleeding occurs after taking emergency contraceptive pills. Among contraceptive pills, emergency contraceptive pills have the greatest impact on women. They can easily affect the menstrual cycle, leading to menstrual disorders and prolonged menstruation.

Case 6: Vaginal bleeding after sexual intercourse. Generally speaking, this situation is mostly related to gynecological diseases such as cervical erosion, vaginitis, cervical polyps, and early cervical cancer.

What causes vaginal bleeding between periods? We already know the answer from the above. When you find yourself experiencing non-menstrual vaginal bleeding, you must first understand which of the above conditions you belong to, and then seek treatment accordingly. If the condition is serious, go to a regular hospital for examination and do not take medicine randomly. Finally, I wish you a speedy recovery.