a little bleeding it is common to be perceived after the preventive.
During the exam, also known as Pap smear, the health professional performs the collection of secretion from the cervix and vagina. This collection is done with a spatula and a brush.
With the manipulation of the cervix, there may be a little bleeding which will be detected in the underwear or during cleaning with toilet paper. This bleeding, if present, will be small amount and transient, not extending beyond the day of the examination.
In general, there is no need for any specific treatment for this bleeding, as it resolves itself briefly, wait for local healing.
Moderate bleeding or severe bleeding is not common, nor is bleeding that persists. If this occurs, return to your professional assistant for a detailed evaluation that can identify the cause of the bleeding.
