What causes cervical contact bleeding?

There are many reasons for cervical contact bleeding. Cervical polyps can cause this condition, and timely surgery is required to remove the polyps. If the cervical tear is not treated in time during childbirth or abortion, this condition is also likely to occur. In addition, attention should be paid to whether it is cervical erosion and cancer. Careful examination should be carried out to detect and treat it early.

Cervical contact bleeding must be taken seriously, because the cause of bleeding is generally pathological. Generally speaking, the main causes of cervical contact bleeding are cervical polyps, scar eversion, erosion, cancer, etc. Let's take a closer look at the causes of cervical contact bleeding.
1. Cervical polyps <br/>Cervical contact bleeding may be caused by cervical polyps. Cervical polyps are benign growths that grow on the inner or outer cervical canal. They can occur at any age, but are more common in the childbearing age. They are a common cause of uterine contact bleeding. Cervical polyps are bright red, soft, and fragile, and can cause bleeding with just a slight touch. This condition will disappear after treatment. The main treatment method is to remove the polyps, and the factors that cause bleeding can be eliminated.
2. Cervical ectropion <br/>During delivery, induced labor or abortion, the cervical tear is not repaired in time, which leads to the contracture of scar tissue and causes cervical ectropion. If combined with infection and chronic cervicitis, the leucorrhea with purulent content will increase the chance of cervical contact bleeding. In this case, active treatment of inflammation is required.
3. Cervical erosion <br/>If there is nothing wrong with TCT, it is bleeding caused by cervical erosion, which can be treated with Baofukang suppositories. Once cervical contact bleeding occurs, it is best to check whether there is a problem with cervical erosion in time, and then conduct a PVP examination, and use drugs or surgery according to the specific situation. Surgery is generally minimally invasive treatment and recovery is relatively fast.
4. Cervical cancer or precancerous lesions <br/>Cervical cancer is a very common tumor in women. Contact bleeding is its only early symptom. It is often found during sexual intercourse or gynecological examinations. There will be light red or brown vaginal bleeding, sometimes more and sometimes less. If the disease develops to the middle stage, the bleeding may gradually increase. Therefore, once cervical contact bleeding occurs, it is necessary to check whether there is a possibility of cervical cancer. The earlier it is discovered, the higher the cure rate.