The red color of the leukorrhea indicates that there are bleeding spots, and there may be cervical, uterine, and vaginal lesions, etc. Whether to take anti-inflammatory drugs needs to be decided according to the condition. 1. Cervical lesions: cervical laceration, cervical precancerous lesions, cervical cancer, etc. may bleed, resulting in red leukorrhea, gynecological examination is needed to observe the appearance of the cervical morphology, and cervical HPV (human papillomavirus), cervical liquid-based cytology for further investigation. If there is cervical lesion, it may need to perform cervical laceration suture, cervical conization or even tumor cytoreduction surgery, after which antibiotics such as cephalosporin can be used to fight infection and other treatments according to the condition. 2. Uterine lesions: endometrial polyps, endometrial abnormal hyperplasia or cancer may lead to vaginal bleeding with reddish leukorrhea, which needs to improve ultrasound and other related examinations, and if necessary, do hysteroscopy to exclude endometrial lesions, and whether to use antibiotics should be based on the condition of the condition to comply with the opinion of the professional doctor. 3. Vaginal lesions: vaginal inflammation, vaginal fissures and so on may cause reddish color of the leukorrhea. Vaginitis should be examined by vaginal secretion to determine the type of infectious agent before using antibiotics or antifungal drugs. Vaginal lacerations should be surgically sutured, and after surgery, cephalosporin antibiotics can be used as prescribed by the doctor to fight infection.