Patient's question:
This month, my period has been delayed for half a month and hasn't arrived yet. But I noticed that my leukorrhea is abnormal—its amount has suddenly increased, and it's no longer like egg white but a viscous, porridge-like substance. Who knows what to do when the period is delayed for half a month and leukorrhea is abnormal? Is this what others call vaginitis?Doctor's answer:
Based on your description, leukorrhea has again exhibited changes in its characteristics. This suggests the presence of vaginal inflammation. Currently, menstruation is only delayed. If you are not pregnant, it could be due to endocrine disorders. You can go to the hospital for a leukorrhea routine examination and also check the six hormones. After carefully reviewing the results, comprehensively analyze the condition, and then take medication to regulate it accordingly. During medication, avoid sexual activity and pay attention to local hygiene.