Patient's question:
I started having my period the same night I took the birth control pill, but then my period was delayed by four days the following month and still hasn't arrived. I also have leukorrhea, and I'm very worried. I can't even tell my family about this—it's like I'm experiencing amenorrhea?Doctor's answer:
Oral contraceptives may cause irregular menstruation. A delay of four days in menstruation is within the normal range, not less than seven days. If necessary, you can also use a pregnancy test kit. You can also go to the hospital for an ultrasound examination to check the thickness of the endometrium. If the period is long, medication should be used for regulation. Maintain a good mood and avoid excessive stress. Follow medical advice to take some medication, get as much rest as possible, and avoid eating raw, cold, and greasy foods.