Patient's question:
Abnormal discharge, very viscous like mucus, white in color, odorless. Until the day before her last menstrual period, she had contact with her husband and noticed some blood streaks. Three days later, her period arrived. However, over the past year, her menstrual flow has been light. In the past two or three months, she has had only a little on the first day, more on the third day, and sometimes it doesn’t come for several days, but still not much. Generally, if it does come, there is more on the third day.Hello: Is it mainly related to polyps that her menstrual flow is light and the period lasts a long time?
Previous treatment and effectiveness: No treatment until her discharge became excessive, and last month it started having blood streaks and contact bleeding.
What kind of help do you need: Is my menstrual flow light caused by the growth of polyps? Is the blood in my discharge also related to these polyps?
Doctor's answer:
Cervical polyps are formed due to long-term stimulation by chronic inflammation. They are brittle and easily break the skin upon touch. It is possible that the blood in your vaginal discharge after intercourse is caused by a polyp. There are several reasons for a decrease in menstrual flow, and it cannot be definitively determined whether it is caused by a cervical polyp. It is recommended that you have the polyp removed first and then carefully observe your menstrual condition. For gynecological patients, in addition to oral medication, it is also important to pay attention to self-care.