It is normal to have some bleeding, or spotting, after a hysterectomy. However, if a person experiences persistent, sudden, or heavy bleeding, it may be best to contact a doctor for evaluation. Most ...

So you just had a nice romp in the sack, and now, you're dutifully peeing to avoid a UTI. (Great job, by the way.) But as you're wiping, you see blood. What does that mean? Before you panic and text ...

Bleeding following anal sex can occur due to anal fissures, hemorrhoids, sexually transmitted infections (STIs), and more. Washing well, analgesic creams, and other treatments may help. Heavier anal ...

It’s typical to experience bleeding after a hysterectomy. But that doesn’t mean that all bleeding is normal. Most people experience bleeding immediately following the procedure and for several weeks ...

Bleeding esophageal varices occur when swollen veins (varices) in your lower esophagus rupture and bleed. The esophagus is the muscular tube that connects your mouth to your stomach. The veins in your ...

Up to 9% of women experience bleeding after at some point in their life, found a 2023 Canadian Medical Association Journal report. For postmenopausal women, that number can rise to up to 63%, found ...

Implantation bleeding is light bleeding from the vagina that happens in some people 10-14 days after they conceive a baby. You may think it’s just a light period, but it can be an early sign of ...

Uremic bleeding syndrome is a recognized consequence of renal failure and can result in clinically significant sequelae. Although the pathophysiology of the condition has yet to be fully elucidated, ...

The sight of blood on your sheets or underwear after sex can be alarming — especially if you’re not expecting your period anytime soon. Although it could signal a serious health problem, more likely ...