Causes of non-menstrual bleeding

Causes of non-menstrual bleeding:

Women may experience vaginal bleeding symptoms every month, which is what we usually call menstruation. We must pay attention to proper physical health care, pay attention to personal hygiene, and avoid gynecological diseases. If some women experience non-menstrual vaginal bleeding symptoms, there are generally many reasons. This may be caused by adolescent blood phenomena, especially menopausal endocrine disorders, and then symptoms of amenorrhea and bleeding.

If a woman has symptoms of non-menstrual vaginal bleeding, this may be caused by functional uterine bleeding. This is what we usually call functional uterine bleeding. This will first lead to irregular menstruation, and also cause a significant increase in menstrual flow and non-menstrual vaginal bleeding.

Second, if women have non-menstrual vaginal bleeding, these may be caused by contact bleeding. Some women may have diseases such as cervicitis or cervical erosion, and sexual intercourse may cause vaginal bleeding.

Third, ovulation bleeding is a common phenomenon. Your condition cannot be ruled out as caused by gynecological diseases, including vaginitis, pelvic inflammatory disease, cervical erosion, etc. I personally recommend that you go to a regular hospital for vaginal discharge, B-ultrasound, gynecological routine and other related examinations, and then follow the doctor's advice based on the examination results and symptoms, and do not blindly take medicine to delay the condition.

Fourth, non-menstrual vaginal bleeding refers to the withdrawal bleeding that may occur in women through contraception, that is, vaginal bleeding symptoms. Because women use intrauterine contraception, this can also cause irregular vaginal bleeding, and then they can return to health after a short period of conditioning.