What causes bleeding during gynecological examination?

Gynecological examination is an examination that female friends need to do on a regular basis to protect their health. Usually, through regular gynecological examinations, many women can detect the presence of certain diseases early and give reasonable treatment in time. So, what is the matter with bleeding during gynecological examinations?

Gynecological examination mainly includes general examination, abdominal examination and pelvic examination. Check the condition of the vulva, vagina, cervix and uterus, fallopian tubes, ovaries, parauterine tissue and pelvic lining. The main function is to make early diagnosis, prevention and early treatment of some gynecological diseases. Gynecological examinations are different from those in other departments, and pelvic examinations are unique to gynecological examinations. When women find out that they are infected with gynecological diseases, they must go to a regular hospital for professional examination, and annual physical examinations are also very important.

In clinical practice, many women experience bleeding symptoms during gynecological examinations and are generally very panicked, not knowing what is going on. Experts remind us that bleeding during gynecological examinations may be caused by some cervical diseases. For example, cervicitis can cause bleeding during gynecological examinations. We know that acute cervicitis usually causes redness and swelling of the cervix, and congestion and edema of the cervical mucosa. Under the light microscope, vascular congestion, infiltration of a large number of neutrophils in the cervical mucosa, submucosal tissue and around the glands can be seen, and purulent secretions can be seen in the glandular cavity, which can flow out through the external cervical opening, indicating acute inflammatory changes.

The specific situation depends on the type of illness. Some gynecological diseases have a symptom of contact bleeding, that is, bleeding will occur as long as it is touched during examination or during sexual intercourse.

It may also be considered as irregular menstruation. The factors affecting menstruation mainly include endocrine disorders, uterine diseases, gynecological inflammation, mental factors, mood swings, environmental changes, drug effects, fatigue, excessive stress and nutritional status. For example, if you take birth control pills, or if there are some trace amounts of waste in your body and you are away on a business trip for a long time, because menstruation is affected by time and environment, an unstable living environment can also cause symptoms of irregular menstruation and bleeding.

From the above, it can be seen that when women bleed during gynecological examinations, in most cases it is caused by factors such as cervical disease, inflammation or irregular menstruation. Women do not need to panic when dealing with this situation, but should check the symptoms of bleeding to find out the cause and treat it symptomatically.