Irregular menstruation with blood-tinged discharge: How to solve it

Patient's question:

24 years old, female. My last menstrual period ended on the 20th of last month, but at the beginning of this month, my leukorrhea had blood. I thought it was ovulation bleeding, but later, the leukorrhea was watery with blood, and it has been like this for a week. At that time, I didn’t feel anything wrong with my body. Yesterday, I went to the hospital, and the doctor prescribed Baogong Fuyao Granules and an ultrasound. However, the ultrasound needs to be booked and hasn’t been done yet. Today, I feel a slight pain in my lower abdomen, but it’s not severe. The leukorrhea has become translucent and normal, but the amount of blood is more than before but not as much as a menstrual period. My menstrual cycle has always been irregular, and I don’t have a regular schedule. Should I take those Fuyao Granules? I had a yeast infection a year ago and haven’t had any sexual activity.

Doctor's answer:

Ectopic bleeding during ovulation is generally physiological. If the bleeding lasts for a long time, oral medication is required, and you should take the medication regularly as recommended by your doctor. Make sure to follow up for reexamination. During this period, pay close attention to maintaining hygiene and cleanliness in the perineal area, get adequate rest, and avoid inflammation during the healing process. Also, avoid spicy and irritating foods. In addition to monitoring irregular menstruation, you should check the six hormone levels on days 2-5 of your period to assess the status of endocrine hormones.

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