Bleeding after sexual intercourse, also known as bleeding after sexual intercourse, is a vaginal bleeding that occurs after sexual intercourse. This bleeding can be caused by a variety of causes, including vaginal trauma, cervical disease or infections and sexually transmitted diseases. Bleeding after sexual life is not normal and should be immediately evaluated by a doctor. The treatment recommended by your doctor depends on the root cause of the bleeding.
Vaginal bleeding after sexual intercourse is a cause for concern. (Source: Wavebreakmedia Ltd / Wavebreak Media / Getty Images) Although many women may experience bleeding or bleeding at different times, this is not the same as bleeding during or after sexual intercourse. Any other type of vaginal bleeding is considered abnormal. The ssive/continuous bleeding of EXCE with or even vaginal discharge during or after sexual intercourse should be resolved by a physician. This may be a sign of a pelvic organ infection or a sexually transmitted disease.
Why do I get bleeding?
Sexual bleeding, also known as bleeding after sexual intercourse, is caused by vaginal bleeding after sexual intercourse. This bleeding can be caused by a variety of causes, including vaginal trauma, cervical disease or infections and sexually transmitted diseases.
Is this the same as mid-term bleeding?
Although many women may experience bleeding or are found between two periods, this is different from bleeding during or after sexual intercourse. Any other type of vaginal bleeding is considered abnormal.
Is this bleeding normal?
Bleeding after sexual life is not normal and should be immediately assessed by a doctor. The treatment recommended by your doctor depends on the root cause of the bleeding.
Should I go to see a doctor?
Excessive/sustained bleeding during or after sexual intercourse with pain or even vaginal discharge should be resolved by a doctor. This may be a sign of a pelvic organ infection or a sexually transmitted disease.
What if I am pregnant?
Late pregnancy bleeding may be normal. However, if you are pregnant and have a lot of bleeding or bleeding after sexual intercourse, you should consult your obstetrician immediately.
