What should I do if I have vaginal bleeding during masturbation?

Vaginal bleeding due to masturbation may very likely lead to the outbreak of some kind of inflammation. You must pay attention to personal hygiene, hand hygiene, and even the hygiene of body clothes. Otherwise, it is likely to cause a series of bacteria to grow. At this time, you can use medication for treatment, such as taking Daknin, or go to the hospital for surgery in serious cases. In order to prevent more serious situations, you should refuse this unhealthy behavior.

1 Genital inflammation generally does not cause too much bleeding, and is often accompanied by an increase in abnormal leucorrhea. Vulvar inflammation, ulcers, and urethral meatus may all cause a small amount of bleeding. Common types of vaginal inflammation include Trichomonas vaginitis, candidal vaginitis and senile vaginitis. The first two are characterized by abnormal leucorrhea, while senile vaginitis often presents as postmenopausal bleeding. Cervicitis may cause contact bleeding, especially when there are cervical polyps. In addition to considering the possibility of cervical cancer, cervical ulcers cannot rule out tuberculous or syphilitic lesions. Endometritis often occurs after miscarriage or full-term delivery, with increased bloody leucorrhea. Pelvic inflammatory disease is occasionally accompanied by irregular bleeding or menorrhagia.

2 In case of postmenopausal bleeding, women of childbearing age should pay attention to whether there is abnormal tissue in the menstrual blood. When patients visit the hospital, it is best for them to bring the "meat-like substance" mixed in the blood to the hospital for pathological examination to determine whether it is a miscarriage, ectopic pregnancy or hydatidiform mole.

3. Trauma, injuries to the vulva and vagina, and foreign objects in the vagina can all cause bleeding. For those who bleed after sexual intercourse, cervical cancer is the first thing to consider, but this can also be seen in cervicitis and senile vaginitis. For some postmenopausal women, due to the decrease in estrogen levels in the body, the vaginal mucosa becomes fragile and easily damaged and bleeding.

4 Vaginal bleeding related to contraception, irregular oral contraceptives, displacement of intrauterine contraceptive rings, etc. can all cause irregular bleeding.

5 Systemic diseases such as leukemia, aplastic anemia, thrombocytopenic purpura or cirrhosis, nephritis, etc. can all cause menorrhagia or uterine bleeding. Regular intermenstrual bleeding is considered to be ovulation bleeding. Increased menstrual flow is common in uterine fibroids, followed by intrauterine device placement or adenomyosis. Premenstrual or postmenstrual spotting is often a side effect of intrauterine device placement or endometriosis.