Sexual bleeding refers to bleeding during intercourse. Women who bleed during coitus need to undergo gynecological examinations: gynecological examination, gynecological ultrasound, vaginal secretion examination, cervical cancer screening, and electronic colposcopy if necessary.
1. Gynecological examination: you can observe the vagina and cervix under direct vision to exclude cervical polyps and so on.
2. Gynecological ultrasound: to understand the situation of the cervical canal and the uterine cavity, especially the lesions in the cervical canal.
3. Vaginal secretion examination: including understanding the color, smell and microscopic examination, culture, to further determine the secretion of inflammation and pathogens.
4. Cervical cancer screening: to rule out cytologic lesions and HPV infection, and can further determine the risk of cervical cancer. If there is cytological abnormality or HPV infection, further electronic colposcopy or even biopsy is needed.
It is recommended that the majority of female friends in the occurrence of coital bleeding, the need for timely consultation, so as to avoid delays in the condition.