What to do if you have vaginal bleeding when straining to have a bowel movement

Some people may find that when they have a bowel movement, they experience vaginal bleeding if they exert force. When faced with this problem, they are generally quite worried. As we all know, there may be many reasons for vaginal bleeding during bowel movements. For example, common hemorrhoids or some gynecological diseases in women. Below we will analyze the problems that cause vaginal bleeding when straining during bowel movements.

It is best to go to the hospital for a gynecological examination to observe whether there is cervical erosion. You have hemorrhoids for more than a year, and it may also be hemorrhoid bleeding. There may be a small amount of bleeding between menstruation and menstruation, that is, during the ovulation period. This is due to the temporary reduction of follicular hormone secretion, which causes withdrawal bleeding. There is no need to worry.

Go to the hospital for a detailed examination as soon as possible, and then carry out targeted treatment after clarifying the cause of the disease. Consider the possibility of hemorrhoid bleeding. It may be that the stool is dry and hard, and it takes force to discharge. When you force it, it squeezes the uterus and vagina, causing the accumulated blood to flow out. If it is brown, it may be that part of the cervical erosion has not been discharged and remains inside. You will have vaginal bleeding when you force your stool. However, if it is bright red, it may be hemorrhoid bleeding, because you have had hemorrhoids for more than a year. When hemorrhoids bleed, the blood will flow to the vicinity of your vulva, which can be mistaken for vaginal bleeding. Note: Keep the vulva clean, change underwear frequently, find out the cause, and actively treat it.

The above is the common knowledge about vaginal bleeding due to straining during bowel movements. Through understanding this common knowledge. Each of us can pay more attention to these issues. In this way, no matter what happens, we can actively take treatment and solutions. After all, these reproductive health problems cannot be effectively treated and controlled. In the end, the harm caused will become more serious.