Patient's question:
Increased leukorrhea, odorless, white in color, feeling lower back pain, possibly chronic endometritis. What tests are needed? How is it treated? Also experiencing irregular menstrual cycle delays. Are these related?Doctor's answer:
If it is not ovulation period, it is recommended to go to the hospital for a check-up to see if there is a possibility of gynecological inflammation causing this condition. Generally, conditions such as vaginitis, cervicitis, and pelvic inflammatory disease can lead to an increase in leukorrhea. Your situation requires further examination by a gynecologist for a definitive diagnosis, including external genital examination, vaginal examination, cervical examination, and examination of the uterus and appendages. Routine gynecological inflammation tests include basic laboratory tests such as leukorrhea routine tests (BV) and cervical scraping. After confirmation, targeted antibiotic treatment should be used.