Oscar De La Huerte answered
In short, yes, vaginal bleeding can be indirectly influenced by alcohol consumption.
Alcohol has a funny way of affecting every part of our body, but I'd suggest that vaginal bleeding would only be triggered in the following circumstances:
Vaginal bleeding and alcohol
In my opinion, you should certainly seek the attention of a medical healthcare professional.
Although there is nothing to suggest that your vaginal bleeding is the symptom of something as serious as liver failure, I would always recommend playing it safe and getting checked out.
I would also suggest you try cutting alcohol out of your diet and see whether that makes a difference in the future.
This may sound obvious, but if the bleeding continues - you will know to look for other causes.
You may also want to speak to a gynecologist about birth control pills.
The hormones in birth control medication can affect your menstruation, and can either regulate or throw your cycle into disarray.
A gynecologist will also be able to rule out the following possible causes of vaginal bleeding:
Alcohol has a funny way of affecting every part of our body, but I'd suggest that vaginal bleeding would only be triggered in the following circumstances:
Vaginal bleeding and alcohol
- If the alcohol is affecting your hormone levels, it is possibly that early menstruation is being triggered
- Heavy and regular alcohol drinking will weaken blood vessels and deprive your body of protein. This can cause bleeding in extreme circumstances.
- Alcohol can damage your liver, and bleeding is a well-known symptom of liver failure.
In my opinion, you should certainly seek the attention of a medical healthcare professional.
Although there is nothing to suggest that your vaginal bleeding is the symptom of something as serious as liver failure, I would always recommend playing it safe and getting checked out.
I would also suggest you try cutting alcohol out of your diet and see whether that makes a difference in the future.
This may sound obvious, but if the bleeding continues - you will know to look for other causes.
You may also want to speak to a gynecologist about birth control pills.
The hormones in birth control medication can affect your menstruation, and can either regulate or throw your cycle into disarray.
A gynecologist will also be able to rule out the following possible causes of vaginal bleeding:
- Sexually-transmitted infection
- Pregnancy
- Endometriosis
- Fibroid tumors
