Patient's question:
Around the time of ovulation after menstruation, there is an increase in leukorrhea with blood, accompanied by lower back pain and mild lower abdominal pain. In the past, I had cervical polyps and endometritis, which were resolved with medication. However, in the past two years, I have experienced dysmenorrhea. What kind of help do I need? How can this be resolved?Doctor's answer:
Hello @Now leukorrhea and abdominal pain may be caused by inflammation? Hello! Normal leukorrhea should be milky white or colorless translucent, with a fishy smell or no smell; its amount and texture are affected by the levels of estrogen and progesterone in the body, and they change cyclically with the menstrual cycle, varying in thickness and consistency. To evaluate whether leukorrhea is normal, one should carefully observe its amount, color, texture, and smell.