Healthy women have very punctual menstrual periods every month, and there are only two possibilities for vaginal bleeding: menstrual bleeding and ovulation bleeding. Of course, if a woman accidentally becomes pregnant and miscarries without her knowledge, she may also experience bleeding. So, why is there blood before the menstrual period?
Non menstrual bleeding in women may be caused by inflammation, such as cervicitis, endometritis, vaginitis, etc. If the inflammation is severe, it may lead to abnormal bleeding. In addition, if women exert too much force during sexual intercourse and their vagina is torn, they may also bleed. This situation requires timely anti-inflammatory treatment to avoid infection.
Women who take some sex hormone drugs or have intrauterine devices inserted can also experience bleeding when stimulated to the cervix. In addition, uterine mucosal tumors, cervical cancer, endometrial cancer, and uterine polyps can all lead to bleeding in women during non menstrual periods. It could also be caused by endocrine disorders or blood diseases.
In addition to the above reasons, women may also experience bleeding during their first sexual intercourse, and the amount of bleeding is not very large. If a woman discovers abnormal vaginal bleeding, she needs to take it seriously and it is recommended to go to the hospital immediately for relevant examinations to determine the cause and receive targeted treatment. Pay attention to hygiene and avoid infection.
