Patient's question:
I took the long-acting birth control pill on the 14th of last month, and my period came on the 22nd, but the bleeding was very light, only lasting for two or three days. This month, on the 14th, I took it again, but I haven't had my period yet. Between the 5th and 15th, I took medicine for a cold and cough. Is it possible that the birth control pill is ineffective? Could I be pregnant or is there another reason???Additionally, I have had abnormal vaginal discharge for about half a year. Since I stopped taking the long-acting birth control pill in November last year and continued until March this year, the discharge became abnormal after stopping the pill. It covered a layer of stuff like curd, and it had an odor. This...
Doctor's answer:
Go to a regular People's Hospital for a check-up. The main purpose is to check the routine test of leukorrhea to determine the condition of vaginitis. It is better to use suitable suppositories and lotions for treatment. Pay attention to hygiene. Both parties should do cleaning before sexual activity (it is better not to have sex during the treatment period). The occurrence of abnormal leukorrhea not only affects women's health but also leads to gynecological diseases. Therefore, it is best to go to the gynecology department of the hospital for a routine check-up, identify the cause, and then treat accordingly. You should also drink more water and pay attention to personal hygiene.