Possible Causes of Vaginal Bleeding Without Menstruation or Intercourse
None Recently, I have noticed bleeding at the vaginal opening for the past two days, but my menstrual period has not started, and there has been no sexual intercourse. What could be the cause?
Dr. Lin Zhaopei Reply:
Bleeding at the vaginal opening can sometimes be caused by hematuria (blood in urine) due to a urinary tract infection or kidney stones. It may also be related to cervicitis or polyps. Additionally, bleeding can occur due to hormonal imbalances, especially around the time of ovul...[Read More] Possible Causes of Vaginal Bleeding Without Menstruation or Intercourse
Understanding Cervical Bleeding and Ovarian Cysts: Key Insights for Women
Cervical bleeding and ovarian cyst? In the past, there have been instances of bleeding occurring between my menstrual periods. Currently, for the past two months, I have experienced bleeding a few days after exercising around the time of ovulation, especially this month when I ha...
Dr. Dai Qihan Reply:
Hello: Abnormal vaginal bleeding requires a pelvic examination to determine the source of the bleeding. As for the cause, an abdominal ultrasound and a laparoscopy with biopsy for pathological examination are necessary to confirm the diagnosis. A Pap smear is a routine examinatio...[Read More] Understanding Cervical Bleeding and Ovarian Cysts: Key Insights for Women
Understanding Chronic Cervicitis: Treatment Options After Pap Smear Results
Cervical smear test Hello Dr. Jan: A few days ago, I went to the hospital for a Pap smear, and today I learned that the result shows chronic cervicitis. I would like to ask you what the next steps for treatment should be. Thank you.
Dr. Zhan Deqin Reply:
Cervical inflammation is best treated by visiting a gynecologist at the hospital.[Read More] Understanding Chronic Cervicitis: Treatment Options After Pap Smear Results
Understanding Unexplained Bleeding After Intercourse: Causes and Concerns
Unexplained bleeding After having intercourse with my girlfriend, she notices blood on the toilet paper when she wipes her genital area. We don't have intercourse very often, about once every one to two months. Could this be due to her limited sexual experience and a smaller...
Dr. Chen Fuhao Reply:
Hello, Zhimin: Your email mentions experiencing vaginal bleeding after intercourse. In this online consultation, let's discuss what constitutes abnormal bleeding and how to address it. Generally speaking, any bleeding that occurs outside of the menstrual period can be consid...[Read More] Understanding Unexplained Bleeding After Intercourse: Causes and Concerns
Understanding Abdominal Pain and Urinary Issues After First Sexual Experience
A question? Hello, doctor: Recently, when I had sexual intercourse with my boyfriend for the first time, I felt bloated and experienced pain in my abdomen. After urinating, I felt like I hadn't completely emptied my bladder, and I tried to urinate again but couldn't. Th...
Dr. Chen Fuhao Reply:
Hello, Miss: According to your statement, approximately 80% of urinary tract infections occur within 24 hours after sexual intercourse, and women are at a higher risk of developing urinary tract infections. This is because the distance between the urethral and vaginal openings in...[Read More] Understanding Abdominal Pain and Urinary Issues After First Sexual Experience
Understanding Vaginal Bleeding During Intercourse: Causes and Concerns
Bleeding during intercourse? If you notice blood on your boyfriend's penis after having intercourse, and it is not from him but rather from the female partner's vagina (not during menstruation), it could be due to several reasons. One possibility is that friction during...
Dr. Zhou Dali Reply:
Hello Ms. May! Postcoital bleeding can have various causes, such as cervicitis, cervical erosion, or trauma to the vagina due to rough intercourse, among others. If the situation persists, it is advisable to visit a hospital for an examination to detect any issues early and ensur...[Read More] Understanding Vaginal Bleeding During Intercourse: Causes and Concerns
Understanding Cervical Cancer Symptoms: Is Bleeding After Sex Normal?
Is bleeding from the lower body a symptom of cervical cancer? Cervical cancer symptoms can include abnormal vaginal bleeding, such as bleeding after sexual intercourse, bleeding between periods, or bleeding after menopause. It is important to note that experiencing light bleeding...
Dr. Lin Zhaopei Reply:
1. Some patients with cervical cancer may not exhibit any symptoms in the early stages and must rely on Pap smear tests for screening. 2. In fact, the symptoms of cervical cancer generally include: post-coital bleeding, abnormal bleeding (such as persistent bleeding), and increas...[Read More] Understanding Cervical Cancer Symptoms: Is Bleeding After Sex Normal?
Understanding Cryotherapy for Cervical Erosion and Vaginal Health Issues
Cryotherapy I have been suffering from excessive vaginal discharge. The doctor diagnosed me with vaginitis, but the medication hasn't helped. I also frequently experience urethritis. Last week, I noticed a very slight amount of blood in my vaginal discharge. After a pelvic e...
Dr. Lin Zhaopei Reply:
In general, cervical erosion or eversion is closely related to childbirth, as it can result from difficult deliveries, surgeries, or tears. Excessive discharge often causes significant distress for women, and the use of vaginal suppositories typically only addresses the symptoms ...[Read More] Understanding Cryotherapy for Cervical Erosion and Vaginal Health Issues
Persistent Vaginal Itching: Understanding Untreatable Bacterial Infections
Bacterial infections cannot be cured? Hello Dr. Lin, Since I began having sexual intercourse, I have been experiencing vaginal itching, which worsened after giving birth. I have seen doctors multiple times and undergone repeated treatments for what is said to be a bacterial inf...
Dr. Lin Zhaopei Reply:
A patient once told me that itching is the most uncomfortable and embarrassing symptom. Generally speaking, increased discharge and itching may be related to 1. the cervix (especially after childbirth), 2. the vagina, and 3. the vulva (such as the labia and pubic hair), and each ...[Read More] Persistent Vaginal Itching: Understanding Untreatable Bacterial Infections