How to regulate the menstrual cycle with vulvitis

Patient's question:

Health consultation description: Had intercourse 11 days ago and took a urine test, but it was negative. Then had intercourse 15 days ago and took another urine test, still negative. Can it be guaranteed that I'm not pregnant? My last period was on June 26, and I had intercourse on July 24. The male just touched the vaginal opening, and there was a bit of translucent fluid. My discharge has always been excessive, with a cleanliness of 3 and I have vulvitis.

Doctor's answer:

According to the patient's description, this can be confirmed as not pregnant. Please go to the hospital for an ultrasound examination to check the thickness of the endometrium, and then take progesterone to induce menstruation. If both urine tests do not show pregnancy, it can be ruled out. After ruling out pregnancy, menstrual delay and menstrual disorders may occur, and vulvitis does not affect menstruation. Stress, anxiety, irregular sleep patterns, and other factors can all affect menstruation.

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