The cervix bleeds when touched

It is normal for the discharge to cause bleeding. Because when collecting secretions, first use a dilator to expand the vagina, and then use a cotton ball to collect secretions from the vaginal folds and the posterior fornix of the cervix and vagina. When collecting secretions, touching the cervix and vaginal wall may cause small blood vessels to rupture, and bleeding may occur. Such bleeding is small and will end within three days, so there is no need to worry too much. So, what is the reason for bleeding when the cervix is ​​touched when taking secretions?

In some cases, there is cervical erosion. When taking secretions from the cervix, it may irritate the eroded surface and cause bleeding. If the bleeding is slight, follow-up and observation can be carried out, because it may heal on its own without certain treatment. However, it is best to conduct a series of tests for cervical erosion, including TCT and HPV tests, to rule out any viral infection.

When collecting secretions, the cervix bleeds when touched. This situation may be caused by cervical inflammation itself, which causes hematoma and edema of the cervical mucosa, so it bleeds when touched. If you are over 21 years old or have been married for more than 3 years, you need to undergo cervical cancer screening to rule out cervical contact bleeding caused by cervical epithelial cell degeneration or cervical precancerous lesions. If you are under 29 years old, you can only undergo a cervical cytology test. If you are over 29 years old, it is recommended to undergo two cervical cancer screenings, including human papillomavirus testing. Find out the reason why the cervix bleeds when touched, and then treat it based on the test results. If the examination confirms that there is cervical inflammation, oral anti-inflammatory drugs are needed for treatment, usually a course of 7 days. If there is cervical epithelial cell lesions, the next step of regular examination and treatment should be decided based on the actual severity of the lesions.

Cervical contact bleeding is often caused by cervical erosion. Cervical erosion is caused by the movement of columnar epithelial cells in the cervical canal, which is related to pregnancy and sexual life. It is recommended to go to the hospital for cervical TCT and HVP examinations. After the examination is clear, further treatment can be carried out. If it is second-degree or above cervical erosion, surgical treatment is recommended, such as cervical conization, cervical erosion surgery or cryosurgery. If accompanied by cervical HPV infection, antiviral drugs can be chosen.

Cervical tissue belongs to mucous membrane tissue and is relatively sensitive. When it is taken, it is easy to bleed when it is brushed with a brush or scraper. It has similar properties to bleeding gums when brushing your teeth. It's okay, ovulation bleeding is caused by the fluctuation of female hormones in the body during ovulation. It is relatively common, usually not exceeding 3-5 days. It does not matter if it does not exceed the menstrual volume. Ovulation bleeding is caused by the fluctuation of female hormones in the body during ovulation. Self-testing sometimes cannot capture the positive situation. It is necessary to combine B-ultrasound to monitor ovulation. It can be counted from the beginning of menarche, and testing can be started around the ninth day. Generally, three or four B-ultrasounds are needed.