Patient's question:
Because of my endocrine disorder, my menstrual cycle is irregular. I have now divorced and am preparing to conceive. Last month, I had a thorough medical examination, and the ultrasound showed that both ovaries were of normal size and shape, with more than 10 small follicles visible inside. The doctor diagnosed me with polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), and I started taking birth control pills. At the same time, I drank black bean milk for a month. My period came on October 19th and lasted for 28 days, completely ending on the 19th. On October 29th, I had intercourse. On November 1st, in the evening, I did about half an hour of exercise because I wanted to diet and lose belly fat. I’m not sure if it was intense exercise. On the morning of November 2nd, there was a small amount of blood in my underwear. On November 3rd, there was slightly more blood than on the 2nd, but it was still very minimal. The blood was red, and in the evening, it turned brown. I don’t know what this could be.Doctor's answer:
Hello, based on your description. It is preliminarily suspected that you may be suffering from menstrual disorders, which can be influenced by irregular environmental and dietary habits, overtime work, and endocrine disorders. It is recommended that you visit a local regular hospital for an in-person consultation, undergo relevant examinations, and follow the treatment advice of the attending physician. Always maintain a calm mood and pay attention to regular dietary habits. The above suggestions hope to help you. Thank you.