Sexual Health
What's wrong with marital sexual bleeding? Two major causes of bleeding during sexual intercourse
Post Date November, 17 2024
Some couples may notice vaginal bleeding during sexual intercourse, which not only endangers women's reproductive health. It can also make sex boring. So, what are the reasons for sexual bleeding? There are roughly two reasons why couples experience bleeding during sexual intercourse.
1. External genital tract injury
We call this hymen injury. The most common is the rupture of the hymen in women after their first sexual activity. This type of bleeding usually occurs during sexual intercourse. During the process, there may be pain accompanied by bleeding, but the amount of bleeding is generally not too much. If it is not very serious, the bleeding can usually be stopped soon.
Vaginal laceration. This usually occurs after sexual intercourse. The specific symptom is vaginal bleeding, with a large amount of bleeding. Generally speaking, it does not stop on its own and can cause long-term bleeding.. This situation occurs when women are strongly urged to engage in sexual activity.
In addition, if sexual activity occurs in an incorrect posture or posture, it may also lead to vaginal bleeding. The degree of bleeding is closely related to the location of the injury during sexual intercourse.
2. Inflammation of the external reproductive tract
Pelvic inflammatory disease. Pelvic inflammatory disease can cause pelvic congestion in women. If the endometrium is in a state of congestion and edema, it can cause bleeding after sexual intercourse, but this situation is generally relatively rare.
Cervicitis or cervical erosion. The probability of women getting cervicitis after marriage is 90%, which can be divided into three levels based on the degree of cervical erosion. Patients with moderate to severe symptoms may experience injury and bleeding during sexual intercourse.
Cervical polyps. If a woman's cervix is harassed by chronic inflammation for a long time, cervical polyps can occur. One or more small granulations grow at the cervix, causing friction and bleeding during sexual intercourse.
