Patient's question:
Always at night, she doesn't let me go out of the house to have dinner with friends. In these two days, her white discharge has increased and her period hasn't come. She thought she was pregnant, but after a careful examination, it turned out she wasn't. Now, she has mild abdominal bloating and pain, and her period still hasn't arrived.Doctor's answer:
1 Pathogen transmission. Using industrial-contaminated sanitary products allows pathogens to enter the reproductive tract from the vaginal opening, leading to reinfection and an increase in leukorrhea. Certain types of pathogens entering a woman's reproductive system may infect the reproductive tract, causing continuous leukorrhea. For example: When women use the toilet, if the direction of wiping with toilet paper is incorrect, it may transfer bacteria from the anus to the reproductive tract, triggering an increase in leukorrhea. Therefore, women should develop the habit of wiping from the vaginal opening towards the anus or sideways when using toilet paper to clean the anus.2 Trichomoniasis transmission. This infection can cause an increase in leukorrhea, often accompanied by a foul odor and itching in the genital area.