There are many reasons why women may experience bleeding in the same room, such as hymen rupture, vaginal laceration, vaginitis, cervicitis, and malignant tumors. These are more common and often occur during sexual intercourse, so it is important to seek medical attention immediately after experiencing bleeding during sex. This will help to identify and address the underlying cause of the bleeding, and ensure that the woman’s health is not further compromised.
1. Hymen rupture and damage:
The most common cause of bleeding in the same room is when the hymen ruptures during a woman’s first sexual experience. This bleeding is usually small and accompanied by pain during delivery. However, if the damage is severe, it may require immediate medical attention, such as pressure and activation of the blood (using clean cotton or sandpaper, clean cloth, etc.), or even treatment in a hospital clinic.
2. Vaginal laceration:
Bleeding and prolonged bleeding may occur during or after sexual intercourse due to a vaginal tear, which is usually caused by non-consensual or rough sexual methods. Vaginal tears are also a common vaginal deformity, such as vaginal septum, transverse septum, double vagina, and vaginal stenosis. In addition, vaginal trauma can occur after vaginal reconstruction surgery, hymen repair, female vulvar excision surgery, and uterus resection surgery. The degree of bleeding depends on the location and severity of injury.
3. Vaginitis:
Common vaginitis includes fungal vaginitis, Candida vaginitis, and senile vaginitis. Vaginitis usually causes itching and discharge, and can result in vaginal mucosal edema, hematoma, or rupture. During this time, sexual activity or vaginal stimulation may cause pink discharge, and the vagina may feel burning. Therefore, vaginal inflammation period cannot be used for sexual activity.
4. Cervicitis:
Due to an excessive cervical erosion and other cervical diseases among women of childbearing age, cervical cysts are still common. Mild cervical erosion cannot cause bleeding during sex, but during delivery, it is necessary to pay attention to cervical erosion or a large number of cervical cysts, or the possibility of lesions, and promptly seek medical attention. Subacute cervicitis can also be found in the same room, but it also requires immediate medical attention.
5. Malignant tumors:
Cervical cancer is a common cause of sexual bleeding. Most cervical cancer patients do not have any discomfort in the early stages, and sexual bleeding may be the only symptom of early cervical cancer. Rare vaginal cancer can also cause bleeding in the same room. Therefore, if a woman notices bleeding or pink discharge from the vagina and engages in sexual activity, she should seek medical attention promptly to determine if she has cervical cancer or other gynecological malignancies.