Patient's question:
Recently no effusion, just leukorrhea with a bad odor, delayed menstruationDoctor's answer:
Based on the medical history, menstrual disorders should be considered, possibly caused by endocrine disorders. If there has been sexual activity, pregnancy should also be ruled out. It is recommended to perform a blood HCG quantitative test and an ultrasound examination. If the HCG level is not elevated, pregnancy can be ruled out. If the ultrasound indicates endometrial thickening, it may be due to endocrine disorders leading to menstrual disorders, and progesterone can be injected to induce menstruation. The symptoms of pelvic inflammatory disease include fever, abdominal pain, lower back pain, purulent vaginal discharge, dyspareunia, and pelvic effusion, etc. It generally does not cause delayed menstruation.