Patient's question:
A 29-year-old woman had unprotected sex on August 29, and the condom fell off near her vagina. She took birth control pills. On September 4, her period arrived, and on the 15th, she had sex again, but accidentally had unprotected sex (penis partially inserted). Now her abdomen is swollen, and her vaginal discharge is increasing. What should she do?Doctor's answer:
This situation may indicate pregnancy. In the early stages of pregnancy, the symptom of leukorrhea should be increased viscosity rather than an increase in the amount of leukorrhea. An increase in leukorrhea does not necessarily mean there is a condition. As long as the leukorrhea is white or translucent and odorless, it can be considered healthy. I suggest you be more careful in the future, as I feel you have been too negligent. Since you have already taken emergency contraception, it has significant side effects. It can cause menstrual disorders and, in severe cases, even infertility. In the future, I recommend you avoid taking it again.