How to treat menstrual disorders in lactating mothers? Don’t rush to take medicine yet…

The problem is that my baby is 10 months old and is still breastfeeding. I have had lochia for 40 days, and my periods have come every month since then. They were normal before, but the last period has been 14 days and it has not ended yet. The first seven days were normal periods, and the next seven days are just a little bit. What should I take? What medicine? In addition, my vagina has been a bit sore for the past two days, and there is no leucorrhea on my underwear. It just hurts when I am about to finish urination. Yesterday, I had a bit of frequent urination. Then I took two amoxicillin capsules, and two more this morning. It feels better. Can you please help me? What medicine do I need to take that won’t affect breastfeeding? Dr. Yu Jiangqi’s answer: Generally speaking, within one year after giving birth, especially during the lactation period, the hormone levels have not returned to normal, and menstrual disorders will occur. As long as it is not frequent, you can leave it untreated and wait for observation. host. If you feel pain when urinating, you may consider it to be a urinary system infection. You can also take amoxicillin. Do not stop taking the medicine casually to avoid causing bacterial flora disorder in the body. You can take it for three days, drink plenty of water, and avoid spicy food. Stuff that gets easily irritated. Question 2: My baby is three years old. For the past half month or so, he has been complaining of stomachache before going to bed at night. He has to be rubbed every time before he can fall asleep. Nothing unusual happened during the day. What\’s going on? Dr. Zhu Xiwei answered: There are many reasons for this condition, such as stomach discomfort after eating too much at night, parasites, etc. You can check your stool regularly to see if there are parasites. If you eat too much, you can take Jinbifi or Lactobacillus tablets to treat it. Question 3: My child is one and a half years old. He had a cough a few days ago and it has lasted for half a month now. He had a fever at the beginning, and after a few days of enema, the fever was gone, but the cough was not getting better. He had been given fluids for 3 days and it has not improved. It gets serious at night. I cry when I cough. I coughed violently around 12 o\’clock for several nights in a row, and even vomited. It was sticky and didn\’t look like phlegm. I want to ask what should I do? Dr. Cui Lixia’s answer: It is recommended to see a doctor to check the blood routine and mycoplasma and take medication according to the infection situation, paying special attention to whether there is allergic cough. An increase in eosinophils in routine blood tests indicates allergic cough.