The presence of bleeding during intercourse can only be determined after the test results. Since contact bleeding can cause HPV infection and precancerous lesions, colposcopy and other tests should be performed to determine whether there is cervical erosion or HPV infection, and TCT and HPV tests should be used to determine this. If the result is low risk or chronic inflammation, it is not serious and can be treated with vaginal plugs according to the situation. Bleeding during intercourse can be caused by irritation of the cervix, including the vaginal wall, or by inflammation of the vagina. The vaginal discharge test should be performed and vaginal pills should be administered according to the results of the test.