Patient's question:
Patient Age: 23Detailed Condition and Purpose of Consultation: I have been breastfeeding for over ten months since giving birth. My period came back when my baby was almost six months old, but the flow was light and the color was a bit dark. I also experienced some abdominal pain during the period, which lasted for about four to five days. Additionally, I have had excessive yellow discharge with a slightly sour odor and have been using sanitary pads daily, but there is no itching. Is this likely caused by inflammation? What methods can be used to treat it? I had an abortion surgery on November 15th, and my period didn’t come until the 23rd of this month. I once went to the hospital to get an IUD, but the doctor said...
Doctor's answer:
General emotional abnormalities, cold stimuli, dietary restrictions, medications, sexual activity, endocrine issues, or systemic diseases can all cause menstrual disorders, leading to conditions such as menstrual irregularities, dysmenorrhea, amenorrhea, or uterine bleeding. Therefore, women should maintain a regular daily routine, avoid cold, cool, raw, and cold stimuli, prevent the invasion of cold pathogens, avoid overexertion, and temporarily delay sexual activity, especially during menstruation. It is important to guard against cold and moisture during this period.