What to do if there is blood in the vagina

What female friends often face in life is abnormal leucorrhea. Abnormal leucorrhea may appear as tofu-dreg-like leucorrhea, yellow-green leucorrhea or leucorrhea with blood. If a woman has leucorrhea with blood, it means that there is a problem with her body. A small amount of leucorrhea implies a big problem with the body. So what should women do if their leucorrhea has blood? Let's take a look at the reasons why leucorrhea has blood.

Experts say that if women find that there are abnormal changes in the amount, color, quality and taste of their leucorrhea, they must not be careless. They should go to the hospital for a detailed examination in time to understand the cause and receive symptomatic treatment to avoid affecting fertility.

Although we know that blood in leucorrhea indicates disease, there is more than one disease that can cause blood in leucorrhea, so the first thing patients need to understand is which disease causes your leucorrhea to contain blood.

The first is infectious diseases. Among these diseases, those accompanied by itching include candidal vaginitis, Trichomonas vaginitis, senile vaginitis, gonococcal infection, etc. Due to the obvious symptoms, they can usually be treated in time.

Often overlooked is cervical infection, which is more common in married women aged 20-40 who have frequent sexual intercourse. If the vaginal opening is the first barrier of the female reproductive system, then the cervix is ​​the second barrier. The cervix plays an important role in defending against external pelvic infections and is the first to be affected when the vagina is infected. Uncontrolled and unclean sexual life, or lack of attention to menstrual protection, too many births, too frequent abortions, no timely treatment after infection, cervical injury during delivery or abortion, etc., can all cause cervicitis. As the inflammation spreads over time, cervical ulcers and bleeding will occur, and the amount of blood in leucorrhea will increase. This disease is not difficult to diagnose and can be confirmed through a gynecological examination.

The above is an analysis of the relevant issues about the appearance of blood in women's leucorrhea. If women's leucorrhea contains blood, they should go to the hospital for diagnosis in time. There is no need to worry if it is just physiological bleeding. It can be regulated through diet therapy. Once it is confirmed to be inflammation, it is necessary to cooperate with active treatment methods to effectively control the disease, so the earlier the treatment, the better the effect.