Inappropriate sexual behavior causes vaginal lacerations in women. Accidents occur from time to time. Among them are some young women who have sex for the first time. Due to lack of experience, they mistakenly regard vaginal laceration and bleeding as hymen rupture and bleeding, and are not treated in time and endanger their lives.

Experts point out that in addition to the above situations, vaginal lacerations caused by sexual intercourse may also occur during special periods such as breastfeeding and menopause.

A young couple under the age of 20 tasted the forbidden fruit. Since neither of them had sexual experience, the boy acted a little roughly due to nervousness, causing the girl to start bleeding from her lower body afterwards. They heard that the first sexual intercourse would be accompanied by pain and a small amount of bleeding, which would soon stop on its own, so they didn't pay much attention. Unexpectedly, the girl's lower body was bleeding more and more, and even the bath towel and sheets used to stop the bleeding were soaked with blood. After struggling until early in the morning, the girl turned pale, dizzy and weak, so the boy had to send her to the hospital. The girl was diagnosed with severe vaginal laceration and was in the early stage of shock after heavy bleeding.

Experts say that women who are having sex for the first time are prone to laceration of the vaginal wall due to excessive penetration of the penis. If the blood vessel damage is serious, there will be a large amount of bleeding, and they need to go to the hospital immediately. What needs to be distinguished is that the hymen ruptures and bleeds. In that case, the bleeding is not large and will stop naturally soon.

Gynecological experts also pointed out that postpartum, lactation and postmenopausal women’s vaginal atrophy and mucosal thinning due to decreased estrogen levels make it easy for vaginal lacerations to occur during sexual intercourse. Under normal circumstances, there are more than a dozen layers of vaginal epithelial cells, but now they are reduced to several layers. The vaginal tissue becomes brittle and elastic, and it is easy to tear and bleed during sexual intercourse.

In addition, the size difference between male and female sexual organs is too large, and vaginal trauma, deformity, inflammation, tumors, etc. can also easily lead to vaginal laceration during sexual intercourse.