Patient's question:
Come twice a month. Since June of this year, it has been twice. The one in between was just spotting. Not much. I don't know what the reason is. Medical history and treatment effectiveness: Received anti-inflammatory injections at a rural hospital. It worked at the time. But it came back at the same time this month. What kind of help do you want: Will continuing injections be helpful?Doctor's answer:
Emergency Contraceptive Pill: Emergency contraceptive pills have the effect of inhibiting the endometrium in women, which can lead to delayed menstruation in the next cycle, potentially causing women to have two periods in one month. Additionally, the temporary use of these pills may cause a temporary increase in hormone levels in a woman's blood. After the levels drop, withdrawal bleeding may occur, potentially leading to women experiencing two periods in one month. If a woman has two periods in one month, it is important to seek medical diagnosis promptly.Lifestyle Habits: Some unhealthy lifestyle habits can also disrupt a woman's menstrual cycle. If a woman tends to stay cold, experiencing cold during her period can cause blood vessels in the pelvic cavity to constrict, leading to dysfunction of the ovaries. This can result in early menstruation, reduced menstrual flow, or even amenorrhea. Various household appliances and electronic devices emit different types of electromagnetic waves during use. Long-term exposure to these waves can negatively affect a woman's endocrine and reproductive functions, leading to endocrine disorders and menstrual irregularities.