Is cervical erosion bleeding blood?

Cervical erosion bleeding is not necessarily blood.

When cervical erosion surface is stimulated, such as sexual life or gynecological examination, it may lead to blood vessel rupture on the surface of the cervix. At this time, bleeding is mostly blood. This usually indicates that the bleeding site is shallow, and the amount of bleeding may not be large. However, if the amount of bleeding is small, the blood stays in the vagina for a long time, and it may appear dark red or brown after oxidation. In addition, cervical erosion combined with infection may also lead to increased secretions with dark red or brown blood.

If cervical erosion bleeding occurs, it is recommended to seek medical attention in time, conduct relevant examinations to clarify the cause, and give drug treatment, physical therapy and surgical treatment according to the patient's condition.