Causes of non-menstrual bleeding

Menstruation is a compulsory course for women to detoxify their bodies every month. It is said that being a woman is not easy. The menstrual pain every month makes you feel like you are dying, but you also want to get pregnant, and then your body deteriorates quickly. But in fact, having a period is beneficial, as it allows the bad things to be discharged along with the blood, thus clearing out the body's waste. But what is the cause of non-menstrual bleeding?

What is non-menstrual bleeding?

Non-menstrual bleeding is also called non-mid-term bleeding. For non-mid-term bleeding, the first thing to look at is at what stage the bleeding occurs. If there is bleeding just after the menstrual period, it is generally common in uterine polyps, cervical inflammation, etc. If a small amount of bleeding occurs during ovulation, it is mainly due to a transient low in estrogen in the body. Ovulation bleeding is generally considered to be an endocrine problem. Bleeding occurs about a week before menstruation. This stage is called the follicular phase. When the corpus luteum function is insufficient, bleeding will occur during this phase. Non-menstrual bleeding, if it occurs after sexual intercourse, is called irregular bleeding. If there is irregular bleeding, it is considered to be a problem with the cervix.

What to do if you have non-menstrual bleeding

There is no need for special treatment. If this kind of ovulation bleeding occurs for three consecutive months, you need to go to the hospital for a gynecological examination, B-ultrasound and six hormone tests, and then use short-term contraceptives according to the results or seek symptomatic treatment from a Chinese medicine doctor. If the bleeding is caused by intercourse, it is generally necessary to consider whether the abnormal bleeding is caused by cervical erosion, cervical polyps and cervical epithelial neoplasia. At this time, it is best to go to the hospital for a gynecological examination and check the cervical t ct and HPV to diagnose the cause of the bleeding, and then use medication according to the results.

It is normal to have some bleeding during your period, and more or less is possible. However, if bleeding continues during non-menstrual periods, you need to pay attention to it. This may be caused by many reasons and you must pay attention to it. Otherwise, if you miss the best time for treatment, you will lose more than you gain. Women's bodies are more fragile than men's. If any symptoms occur, you must seek medical attention immediately.