Hello doctor! I have given birth to 3 children and all of them were natural births, the youngest is 14 months old, but now I have signs of perineal tearing, the tear is deep near the anus. So doctor, please tell me: "What should I do if I have a perineal tear after giving birth?" Thank you doctor for your advice!

I had sex with my husband 1 month after giving birth normally and the perineal wound was torn and bleeding. I would like to ask the doctor, is it dangerous to have sex 1 month after giving birth normally and have a torn perineum?

Many pregnant mothers have their perineum cut and stitched up after giving birth. However, sometimes the perineum stitches tear, leading to bleeding, which makes many women worry.

Cervical tears are common in difficult labors that require forceps or when the mother pushes too early when the cervix is not fully dilated, sometimes due to large abortions. In cases where the cervical tear is large and causes heavy bleeding, doctors will immediately suture it to stop the bleeding after the fetus and placenta are delivered. In cases where the tear is small, the bleeding may stop on its own after the fetus is delivered.

Postpartum hemorrhage is a serious obstetric complication that often occurs unexpectedly and is the leading cause of maternal death. Quickly finding the cause of postpartum hemorrhage and properly treating postpartum hemorrhage is the duty of the physician to save the patient's life.

Vaginal tears are a common obstetrical situation during labor and vaginal birth, especially in first-time mothers. This tear stretches the vagina, making it easier for the baby to pass through the vaginal canal.

Perineal tears during childbirth occur when the baby's head passes through the expanded vaginal wall, in cases where the baby's head is too large for the vaginal wall to stretch or the baby's head is normal but the vaginal wall is not elastic enough. Tears usually occur in the skin and subcutaneous area of the vagina and vulva, and usually heal on their own after a few weeks. In some cases, the tear is deeper and requires treatment.

Pregnancy and childbirth lead to many changes in the body as well as sexual life. Vaginal tissue is thinner and more sensitive due to changes in hormone levels and vaginal pH, making sex after giving birth painful. The vagina, uterus and cervix have not returned to normal size, leading to a decrease in sexual desire.

Fecal incontinence after childbirth is a problem that can affect all women as they go into labor. Fecal incontinence is the result of damage to the anal sphincter that has not healed properly. Treatment for fecal incontinence usually involves a combination of medication, exercises, and sometimes surgical repair.

During sexual intercourse, some women experience heavy vaginal bleeding, especially after their first time. Many women have this bleeding for several days. So what causes prolonged bleeding after the first time having sex?