Patient's question:
I had a bit of menstrual irregularity a while ago and went to the hospital for a thorough examination. The urine test was negative, but there were many white blood cells, and they exceeded the normal range. This made me quite concerned. Now I especially want to consult a doctor and ask what to do about menstrual irregularity and high white blood cell count.Doctor's answer:
Irregular menstruation first requires a careful check of 6 hormones on the second day of the period to see if the hormone levels have disrupted again. If the hormones are disrupted, hormone drugs need to be taken to re-regulate the menstrual cycle. However, if there is a lot of leukorrhea, a routine leukorrhea test needs to be conducted. Based on the test results, vaginal medication treatment should be used. It must be confirmed whether there is vaginal inflammation, and specific treatment can only be carried out after confirming the type.