What is the reason for having two menstrual periods per month?

Patient's question:

I had a check-up at our county hospital about a month ago and was told I had pelvic inflammatory disease and adnexitis—basically gynecological issues. The doctor prescribed some traditional Chinese medicine for me. After taking a few decoctions, I didn’t see any improvement, so I went for another check-up and was given more decoctions. After taking those, I started getting my period twice a month.
I’d like to ask: What are these symptoms?
Which hospital would be the best to go to for a check-up in Harbin?
Thank you for your answer!!!!
Medical history: 2 years
First follow-up question: I often have lower back pain, back pain, and lower abdominal pain, along with excessive leukorrhea.

Doctor's answer:

Hello, under normal circumstances, a woman releases one egg per month, with a cycle of about 28 days. If you have two menstrual periods per month, it may be related to gynecological diseases, emotions, medication, lifestyle, or work environment. It is recommended to have a B examination at a regular hospital to check the condition of the uterus and appendages.
It is also possible that it is caused by post-coital bleeding due to taking birth control pills, ovulation bleeding, long-term emotional repression, depression, or excitement, which can lead to hormonal imbalance and menstrual disorders. Excessive dieting can also cause irregular menstruation.

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