Patient's question:
I am a PCOS patient, 26 years old. During the ultrasound on November 21, a follicle measuring 1715 was found. On November 24, when I had another ultrasound, it had disappeared. I don't know if it was ovulated or just enlarged. On the morning of November 26, when I went to the bathroom, there was a little bit of blood. It continued until November 27, with intermittent, very small amounts. What could be the reason for this?Doctor's answer:
If this situation does not involve peeling during menstruation, it is necessary to check whether it is ovulation bleeding or caused by inflammation. If there is cervical erosion, it is necessary to pay attention that it is not caused by inflammation. When patients face gynecological problems, we should actively carry out careful examinations and treatments, and avoid avoiding medical visits. If gynecological diseases are not cured after long-term treatment, it is necessary to promptly adjust the treatment plan.