Women with vaginal bleeding when going to the toilet

If you find vaginal bleeding when going to the toilet, you need to pay attention to it. It is recommended to see a doctor as soon as possible to determine the cause.

The specific manifestations of vaginal bleeding may vary greatly depending on the cause. Common causes include abnormal menstruation, ovulation bleeding, cervical diseases (such as cervical erosion, cervical polyps), discomfort with intrauterine devices, and endometrial problems. Embryonic abnormalities or threatened abortion may also occur during pregnancy, which requires special attention.

It is important to observe details such as the amount of bleeding, color, and whether it is accompanied by pain. For example, a small amount of bright red bleeding may be caused by mild cervical irritation, while darker, heavier bleeding may be related to endometrial abnormalities. At the same time, recording the time of bleeding and whether it is related to ovulation or sexual life can also help to preliminarily determine the cause.

Maintain good hygiene habits and avoid using irritating cleaning products. If you suspect it is related to your menstrual cycle, record your menstrual cycle. If you are pregnant or have discomfort or increased bleeding, please seek medical attention as soon as possible for a gynecological examination and appropriate treatment to avoid delays.