Cervical naevus cysts do not usually bleed after intercourse because the walls of the cysts are thicker and it is difficult for them to bleed on contact during intercourse. If contact bleeding occurs during intercourse, it is recommended that you be screened for cervical cancer and find out if there are any polyps on the cervix. In addition, it is also important to know whether there is inflammation of the vagina. If there is inflammation of the vagina, coitus friction can cause damage to the vaginal mucosa and lead to bleeding. If there is bleeding during coitus, it is important to keep the vulva clean and avoid repeated coitus, which may cause bacterial invasion and lead to localized infection of the cervical mucosa.