Patient's question:
I had pretty normal periods before, but they started on February 14th. However, they became irregular in March. On March 3rd, my period arrived early, and then on March 21st, it came again. The color of my period was black, and it was very thick, like porridge. It was also quite heavy... The past two days, when I used the restroom or urinated, black blood has been flowing directly from my vagina, along with some other discharge.I took emergency contraception twice on February 8th and 26th.
Hello, what is going on with me? Am I sick? Is this serious? Do I need to take medication? What will happen if I don’t take medication? How long will this last?
Previous Treatment and Effects: None.
Kind of Help Needed: I want to know what’s happening to me. Is this due to the emergency contraception causing ovulatory bleeding? What should I do? Will I get better? Is this serious? I’m very upset... Thank you. I want to know...
Doctor's answer:
The current situation, based on your description, is likely already caused by endocrine disorder due to the use of birth control pills, leading to skin peeling. It is recommended to undergo a six-hormone test to check the specific data of endocrine indicators. You may have already experienced fluctuations in progesterone levels. Gynecological diseases are a common condition that can easily occur. During treatment, women need to pay attention to their own care, especially in terms of hygiene. It is advised that patients avoid sexual activity during treatment and pay more attention to cleanliness. Finally, we wish female patients a speedy recovery.