Patient's question:
Patient: Female, 25 years old. No major health issues. Condition: 1. After the menstrual period, there is a significant increase in leukorrhea today, which is purulent with streaks of blood, and also watery. 2. There is a slight pain in the lower abdomen, which can only be felt when carefully examined.History of treatment and effectiveness: Previously had candidal vulvovaginitis, underwent two courses of treatment, but did not follow up for.
Doctor's answer:
Hello, an increase in leukorrhea with blood indicates a cervical issue or an endometrial problem, which could be caused by inflammation, polyps, etc. It's important to visit a hospital promptly for a check-up and then take appropriate treatment measures. Maintain cleanliness of the external genitalia to prevent infection. The presence of blood streaks in leukorrhea may suggest vaginitis, cervical erosion, cervical polyps, or also endometrial inflammation, or it could be around the time of ovulation. You can undergo a gynecological examination to observe if there is erosion or polyps on the cervix. A gynecological color Doppler ultrasound can be performed to check the endometrium and the pelvis for any masses. If polyps are present, they can be surgically removed. If there is cervical erosion, it can be treated with microwave therapy.