​The ninth day of menstruation, the leucorrhea is bloody

We all know that women's menstruation does not come all at once. Many menstrual periods will come slowly. That is, after the climax of menstruation, there will be some blood in your leucorrhea, and after another one or two days, this phenomenon will disappear. In fact, this is normal and is not caused by gynecological diseases in women. If the menstrual cycle is relatively normal and there is no abdominal pain during menstruation, you don’t need to see a doctor. So what should I do if there is blood in my leucorrhea on the ninth day of menstruation?

There are several possibilities:

1. Ovulation bleeding may cause bloody vaginal discharge: After one week of menstruation, it is usually the ovulation period. Due to the temporary drop in estrogen levels, the endometrium loses hormonal support and some endometrium sheds, causing regular vaginal bleeding, which is called ovulation bleeding. If there is a small amount of blood in the vaginal discharge at this time, it is normal.

2. Mild endocrine disorders cause bloody vaginal discharge: Occasional bloody vaginal discharge is related to mood changes, work pressure, environmental changes, etc.

3. Cervical erosion can cause blood in leucorrhea: Cervical erosion can cause a small amount of vaginal bleeding, so if there is blood in leucorrhea, the patient can go to the hospital for a gynecological examination.

4. Pregnancy can cause bloody vaginal discharge: If you don't know whether you are pregnant, you can go to the hospital for a blood HCG test, the result is reliable.

If there is blood in the vaginal discharge after menstruation, it is more likely to be ovulation bleeding or cervicitis. Pay attention to gynecological examination to confirm

After all, the contraceptive ring is a foreign body, and some discomfort will occur after it is inserted. Within 13 months after the insertion, there will be a small amount of blood in the leucorrhea, irregular menstruation, and some patients will experience heaviness in the lower abdomen and waist. You will recover slowly. During this period, avoid sexual intercourse, eat less spicy and irritating food, pay attention to local hygiene, get adequate rest, and if necessary, go to a regular hospital for relevant examinations, make a clear diagnosis, and take appropriate measures under the guidance of a doctor.

Normal leucorrhea is egg white in color and has no odor. In your case, you may have gynecological inflammation, such as cervicitis, vaginitis, etc. There are many types of vaginitis, including bacteria, fungi, and Trichomonas. You need to go to the hospital for a gynecological examination to identify the cause and provide targeted treatment. Pay attention to hygiene and cleanliness