What illness warns sexual bloodshed; here are times when you need to worry

Bleeding after a sexual relationship is not the most normal thing that can happen (even when this is the first relationship) According to WHO, only 9% of women worldwide are bleeding after sexual act throughout their lives. In other cases women should not neglect this sign, but they must take a medical examination to understand the real cause and if the latter is related to a health problem.

Gynecologist Alyssa Deek, based in New York and author of the book The Complete A to Z for Your V lists all the reasons why a woman may be bleeding after the sexual act.

 bacterial infection 
This is more common for women after 40 says gynecologist. Increasing bad bacteria and changing bacterial flora in the vagina can inflammation blood vessels by causing mild bloodshed.

In many cases blood after sex may result from vaginal drought, but it may also be an indication of something more serious. If you observe bloodshed after the sexual act, it is important to pay attention to the volume and frequency of the bloodshed. As far as its source is concerned, it can come from vaginal septium, cervix, and the uterus itself. The cause of bloodshed may also be sexually transmitted diseases (SST), such as HPV, clamidia, gonorrhea, but polyps on the cervix. Although the latter are not carcinogenic, in time they can damage the cervix's neck. Women over 50 are more likely to show bloodshed during and after sex as a result of a decline in estrogen levels. Source Layer: Cosmopolitan