Is it normal to have a small amount of bleeding after cervical cancer screening?

There is a small amount of bleeding after cervical cancer screening. Some of this is normal, and some of it is due to cervical inflammation and cervical precancerous lesions, which are prone to various contact bleeding, as follows:

1. Normal situation: Some normal women may bleed a little during cervical cancer screening because the cervical brush is a little hard, or the doctor may use a little more force to extract cells more effectively. Generally, as long as there is no abnormal bleeding before or after, no bleeding during sexual intercourse, and the leucorrhea is normal and the cervical cancer screening results are normal, there is basically nothing to worry about. You just need to pay attention to hygiene and continue to have regular gynecological examinations.

2. Abnormal bleeding: Some patients have cervical inflammation or cervical precancerous lesions, and are more likely to have bleeding symptoms during cervical cancer screening. The patient should be examined in combination with the usual leucorrhea. If necessary, a routine leucorrhea examination should be performed. The results of cervical cancer screening should also be combined. If necessary, a colposcopy should be performed to further clarify the patient's cervical condition.