What should I do if I bleed again a few days after my period? Find out what's going on

The occurrence of such adverse symptoms as bleeding a few days after the menstrual period may be due to contact bleeding, such as vaginitis and cervical polyps; secondly, bleeding due to taking contraceptives is also one of the causes; thirdly, bleeding a few days after the menstrual period may also be ovulation bleeding or residual menstruation.

In real life, many women have irregular menstruation, especially when bleeding occurs a few days after the menstrual period, which brings serious mental distress to the patients. They can't figure out what's going on. So, what should we do if bleeding occurs a few days after the menstrual period? Let's find out below!

1. Contact bleeding

If a woman has bleeding during sexual intercourse after her menstrual period has been completely eliminated, or if it occurs after sexual intercourse, it is usually caused by vaginitis or cervical polyps. It should be noted that bleeding after sexual intercourse is an adverse symptom that cannot be ignored. It is very harmful and must be checked in the hospital as soon as possible, and then symptomatic treatment is given to avoid affecting normal pregnancy.

2. Bleeding after taking birth control pills

It should be noted that if you take too many contraceptive pills, it will affect your menstrual bleeding and change your menstrual cycle, and it will also cause early menstruation and delayed menstruation. If women take contraceptive pills frequently, it will induce menstrual disorders, or heavy menstruation and different bleeding amounts, etc. Therefore, it is recommended that women take as few contraceptive pills as possible to avoid affecting their menstrual regularity.

3. Ovulation bleeding

If bleeding occurs again after the menstrual period, it may also be ovulation bleeding. Some women usually have some brown blood foam, which usually lasts for about half a day, and some women will last for about 2 days. The occurrence of this situation will cause patients to have some adverse symptoms such as back pain and soreness. If all the adverse symptoms are relatively mild, usually no treatment is required.

4. Menstrual residue

If you bleed again a few days after your period, it may be residual menstruation, which may induce bleeding again. In addition, if you bleed again a few days after your period, it may be irregular menstruation, which may induce early menstruation. In this case, it is recommended that women first adjust their lifestyle and eating habits.