Falling red refers to bleeding from a ruptured hymen, but sometimes it also refers to the first menstrual period.
1. Bleeding from a ruptured hymen: Falling red is a common name for vaginal bleeding caused by the rupture of the hymen in a woman, which is usually relatively small and may be accompanied by obvious pain symptoms.
2. First menstrual period: some girls reach the age of menstruation, the first menstrual period, some people will also be called as the red, sometimes accompanied by lower abdominal discomfort, lumbosacral pain and other symptoms.
Whether the bleeding is caused by the rupture of the hymen or by the first menstrual period, the amount of bleeding is relatively small. If the bleeding is excessive and accompanied by abnormal phenomena, it is recommended to consult a doctor promptly.