Patient's question:
This time my period is 10 days late, and my leukorrhea is particularly abundant. Therefore, I want to ask what to do about a 10-day delayed period with increased leukorrhea?Doctor's answer:
If you are not pregnant, you should also go to the hospital for a thorough examination to check for gynecological inflammation. Then, in daily life, you should avoid overexertion and ensure adequate rest, as poor sleep or mental stress and anxiety can lead to delayed menstruation. Additionally, if your living environment is dirty and disorganized, it may also contribute to gynecological inflammation and endocrine disorders. Lastly, have you had recent sexual intercourse? If so, you can buy a pregnancy test kit at a pharmacy to check if the delay is due to pregnancy. I hope my explanation helps you.