Patient's question:
Before, my menstrual cycle wasn't very regular. The past two days, I noticed my period was irregular, and now my leukorrhea is also somewhat abnormal. The amount of leukorrhea has increased, and now its color is abnormal, slightly yellow. SOS: What could be causing continuous menstruation and abnormal leukorrhea?Doctor's answer:
A woman's menstrual period has not stopped, and it is necessary to have a thorough examination of the endometrium or endocrine hormone function issues. It is required to conduct a detailed check of the six hormones of sex hormones, and a B screening of the uterine appendages. If the color and appearance of the leukorrhea are abnormal, then it is necessary to consider two aspects: one is bacterial, fungal, or trichomoniasis infection, and the other is viral infection. It is required to confirm through a colposcopy and routine leukorrhea test, as well as a complete HPV virus test.