What is the cause of a small amount of bleeding three months after delivery?

If there is still a small amount of bleeding three months after delivery, it may not be particularly related to the delivery. You need to consider whether you have been infected by various unknown reasons, such as chlamydia, certain viruses, or a serious infection. In any case, unexplained vaginal bleeding in women indicates that there are certain diseases in the body, and active examination should be carried out to find out the cause. Here are some common causes of vaginal bleeding in women.

Chlamydia: A viral infection that is usually transmitted sexually, with sperm, vaginal fluids, or blood. Gonorrhea: A sexually transmitted disease caused by a virus. This disease can be cured by many medications. Vaginitis or cervicitis: It may be an inflammation of the vagina or cervix, caused by a tumor or viral infection. Treatment depends on the cause. Cervical polyp: A cervical polyp is a hairless, red or purple, finger-shaped growth that grows on the endocervix, or lining of the cervix. Cervical polyps are very fragile and protrude from the cervix and can be easily and painlessly removed.

Trichomoniasis: A sexually transmitted disease usually caused by protozoa that can also be transmitted from the pregnant mother to the newborn during childbirth. Sometimes, the virus is spread from tap water, urine, toilet seats, and swimming pools. This disease can cause vaginitis. Vaginal yeast infection: An overgrowth of fungi in the vagina. Symptoms usually include: vaginal itching, pain, bad odor, abnormal leucorrhea, etc. Endometritis: Endometritis is an infection of the lining of the uterus.

In fact, vaginal bleeding in women may be cervical bleeding. At this time, one should consider whether she has chronic cervical inflammation or cervical erosion. If it is uterine bleeding, then you should consider whether you have chronic or acute endometritis, and you can also consider whether you have chronic or acute pelvic inflammatory disease.