Patient's question:
Mom has not had normal menstruation in the past two months. Each period lasts more than ten days, and the amount of menstrual flow is also very heavy. Originally, she had one period a month, but now it's basically every twenty days. She went to the hospital to see a doctor, and the doctor said Mom has leucorrhea. What kind of help is needed: What does leucorrhea mean?Doctor's answer:
Leukorrhea with turbidity is a general term for vaginal bleeding in women during non-menstrual periods. Clinical diagnosis primarily focuses on vaginal bleeding, which is categorized as "" if it occurs suddenly and in large quantities, or as "" if the bleeding is light or continuous.1. Leukorrhea with turbidity is a relatively severe and complex symptom in women's menstrual disorders. The two conditions can transform into one another. If a patient is frail, elderly, and exhibits symptoms such as lethargy, cold limbs, dizziness, blurred vision, shortness of breath with slight movement, sweating, pale red menstrual color, thin and watery discharge, and clear, long-lasting urination, it indicates severe deficiency of the spleen and kidneys.