Someone said: On the third day, I suddenly had breakthrough bleeding at night. Relatively few, like the last day of menstruation. (My period may have just ended two or three days ago)
And I have been taking Yousiyue for a long time (to prevent the recurrence of cysts), so generally speaking, there will be no breakthrough bleeding. Very panicked. Although I had an HPV/TVT gynecological color ultrasound this year, I did it last month. Many sisters also experienced similar situations. I asked several doctors. A summary of the doctor’s answers and suggestions are as follows:
1: The new coronavirus invades and the body’s immunity decreases resistance decreases and the body is weak. At the same time, I took a lot of labor pain and antipyretic drugs, so I can’t rule out that it may have had some influence. New Crown Women suffering from COVID-19 will not be able to rest well, and their anxiety and irritability will affect their endocrine system. Bleeding is small and no treatment is required. Observation is required. Seek medical attention promptly if there is excessive blood.
2: Doctors said they have also encountered irregular menstruation in COVID-19 patients.
3: There may be something that many people don’t pay attention to: after the COVID-19 outbreak. Many people have symptoms of cough and tenderness. Expectoration Increased abdominal pressure. If menstruation has just started for a few days and the endometrium has not been completely repaired, it will invisibly affect the previous process, resulting in some bleeding. Just like in the past, doctors would repeatedly remind patients after surgery not to laugh or cough, because it can easily affect wound healing. They all have the same meaning. A simple understanding is: if the endometrium has not been completely repaired after two or three days of menstruation, then you will be coughing hard every day, the abdominal pressure will increase, and the endometrium will be shocked. These are the answers I got from asking the doctor!
A small amount of bleeding does not require treatment and observation.
To be honest, I was also scared yesterday.
The following is what a doctor from the obstetrics and gynecology department said:
Many people have become impotent recently. Many female friends have asked why their menstruation has become irregular after becoming impotent. Leucorrhea is also abnormal. Today I will answer everyone.
First, let’s talk about menstruation:
Many female friends experience delayed, heavy, and dark menstruation after becoming impotent dysmenorrhea . This may be because the high fever medication after impotence affects the secretion of hormones and hormone status in the body in many ways, resulting in temporary sex hormone disorders that affect the aunt.
Infection with COVID-19 does have an impact on menstruation. Studies have found that about 1/5 of women will experience varying degrees of menstrual volume and menstrual cycle abnormalities after being infected with COVID-19. However, they can gradually recover after turning negative, so even if the menstruation is reduced due to a fire, it is temporary.
Let’s talk about the problem of leucorrhea:
After becoming positive, I found that my leucorrhea became thicker and yellower. This may be just a reaction of the body, and it does not mean that it is a sequelae. Pay attention to personal hygiene and keep a light diet.
Menstrual disorders and abnormal leucorrhea after becoming impotent are generally only temporary. If it is found to be the case for a long time, it is recommended to seek medical treatment in time to find out the cause.
Finally, I wish you all good health and happiness every day!
