Patient's question:
18th November, took emergency contraception. 12th December, experienced withdrawal bleeding for 3-4 days. In January 2019, missed menstruation. On 19th February, had slight bleeding. On 20th February, underwent a detailed ultrasound examination showing an endometrial thickness of 7mm. On 25th February, performed a B-ultrasound examination below the vaginal endometrium, showing a thickness of 6mm. The results showed bilateral ovaries with polycystic changes and fusion. Clinical diagnosis (slight bleeding has occurred from 19th February to the present day).Doctor's answer:
Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) can interfere with menstruation, causing irregular periods or reduced menstrual flow, or even amenorrhea. Pay close attention to check-ups. PCOS can disrupt the secretion of sex hormones. Have a sex hormone profile test to see if the hormone levels are normal. Treatment with medication is recommended. For severe gynecological disease patients, it is advised to seek medical attention immediately and follow the doctor's advice for prompt treatment. Avoid using medication blindly, as it may worsen the condition.