Patient's question:
I had pelvic inflammation and vaginitis a while ago. Through this period of recuperation, eating spicy food has helped with the pelvic inflammation, and it no longer hurts. Sometimes, I still feel a slight discomfort occasionally. My menstrual cycle is irregular; it lasts about ten days each time. When it first starts, there is not much flow, then it stops for a couple of days, and then it starts again. Gradually, the flow increases, and it always lasts about ten days. Before my period, the amount of leukorrhea increases, and it is semi-transparent in color. I was wondering if there is any medication I should take to regulate my menstrual cycle?Doctor's answer:
Increased leukorrhea before menstruation is a normal phenomenon. There is no problem with this. The menstrual period is prolonged. It is likely caused by abnormal hormone levels. On the second day of your next menstrual period, have your six hormone levels checked to see if they are normal, and then receive treatment accordingly. Your daily routine should be regular, and avoid overtime work. Your diet should be balanced. In addition, during the treatment of pelvic inflammation, apart from symptomatic treatment, the patient's dietary condition and psychological state are also particularly important. The patient must always maintain a cheerful mood and eat properly to avoid unnecessary interference with the complete recovery of pelvic inflammation.