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Anonymous users2024-01-23If it is not menstruation, there are many reasons, so go to the hospital for a check-up to make sure, just don't make a mistake.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22In fact, your body should be understood and cherished by yourself, and others have no right to speak.
If the blood is bright red, an anal fissure is considered, which is usually accompanied by constipation and painful bowel movements; One considers hemorrhoids, wipes the anus after defecation, squats, touches the anus to see if there is a soft small ball of flesh like a balloon filled with water, if there is, and you don't feel pain, consider it to be internal hemorrhoids, if you stand up and touch it again, it means that it is a period 2 hemorrhoids, if you can still feel it when you stand up, you need to push it back yourself is a period 3 hemorrhoids, and if you can't push it back, it is a stage 4.
Go to the hospital for a gynecological examination, suspect that you should have gynecological inflammation, don't blindly think that you have any disease and buy medicine blindly, go to the hospital to check it out.
A small amount is fine, but if you have a large amount, you can go to the hospital to check the cause, and you can't judge the cause yourself.
If you are pregnant, you are afraid of miscarriage. Isn't it time for menstruation? Ectopic pregnancy,
Guidance: Hello Shed Bridge. Lesions of the uterine body, cervix, and vagina can all lead to bleeding from the open vagina. >>>More