What is Abnormal Vaginal Bleeding?

Abnormal vaginal bleeding is bleeding that happens outside of your regular period, bleeding after sex, or after you’ve gone through menopause (when your periods have stopped for good). There are many reasons someone might have abnormal vaginal bleeding. It can happen because of changes in your body’s hormones or due to infection.
 
 

ماذا سيفعل طبيبي العام الآن؟

Your doctor will ask you questions about your bleeding. They may look at your medical health history and may do a physical check to try to find out what is causing the bleeding.

 

ماذا سيفعل طبيبي العام في المستقبل؟

Your doctor may do some tests. These could include:

  • A cervical smear (Pap test)
  • Swabs to check for infection
  • A pregnancy test
  • Blood tests
  • An ultrasound

Once your الطبيب العام. knows the cause, they may start treatment which may include taking medicines such as, antibiotics, hormone therapy or in some cases refer you for surgery.

 

ما الذي يمكنني فعله؟

You can keep track of your bleeding by making note using an app on your phone or diary of when it happens and how heavy the bleeding is. It is also important to get enough
sleep, eat healthy foods, and do light physical activity. To help with discomfort, you can take pain relief medicine and place a heat pack on your belly.

ما هي أنواع الدعم المتاحة؟

Contact your local women’s health centre through Women’s Health Centres NSW – Women’s Health NSW