Do you bleed after s*x but it’s not that time of the month?Here are 6 health concerns that might be the culprit
1. A sexually transmitted disease (STD)
Gonorrhea and chlamydia are two common STDs that may cause bleeding after s*x. The treatment is usually antiobiotics followed by practicing safe s*x for prevention.
2. Vaginitis
This inflammation of the v**ina can be an infection caused by bacteria, fungi or parasites. Your doctor may recommend oral medications, vaginal cream or suppositories as treatment.
3. Cervicitis
When there is inflammation in your cervix, you may experience bleeding after intercourse. If your doctor determines it’s not a viral or bacterial infection, having your partner switch to non-latex condoms may help.
4. Cervical cancer
If your regular pap smear was negative, it’s unlikely but call your gyno!
5. Pelvic inflammatory disease (PID)
When bacteria moves into the uterus, fallopian tubes, ovaries or pelvis, pid can occur. If not treated with antibiotics on time, it can affect your reproductive organs and cause infertility.
6. Endometriosis
A painful condition in which tissue that lines the uterus grows outside it. It’s very important to treat endometriosis, as it can cause infertility.
Source: Informationng.com
