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Understanding Strong Echoes in Fetal Ultrasound: Causes and Implications

Why does the fetal abdominal cavity exhibit stronger echogenicity during ultrasound examination? Hello Dr. Huang, I would like to ask about your previous response regarding the ultrasound examination where the fetal abdominal cavity showed stronger echogenicity, resulting in a br...


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Hello: I am referring to the characteristics of meconium observed in ultrasound. Sincerely, Dr. Huang Jian-Hsun, Obstetrics and Gynecology.

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Understanding Fetal Meconium: What It Means for Your Pregnancy at 27 Weeks

Pregnancy Hello Dr. Huang, I am currently 27 weeks pregnant. During my ultrasound check-up yesterday, the doctor mentioned that there is meconium in the baby's intestines. What does this mean? Do I need to take any preventive measures? What impact could this situation have...


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Hello: During the ultrasound examination, there was a stronger echogenicity observed in the fetal abdominal cavity, which appears as a brighter area on the screen. If your physician suspects that this may be meconium, it is generally not considered an abnormal finding. Please con...

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Is Over-the-Counter Medication Safe for Recurrent Urethritis?

Is it safe to purchase medications from the pharmacy for recurrent urethritis? Hello Doctor: I have been troubled by urethritis for the past couple of years. Every time I have intercourse with my husband, I feel a burning sensation in the urethra and lower abdominal discomfort 12...


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Hello: In principle, a pharmacy cannot dispense medication without a physician's prescription, as this may violate medical laws (please refer to the specific legal regulations in the medical law). I truly cannot provide answers to the numerous issues you are experiencing; it...

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Can I Eat Only Chicken from Shao Jiu Chicken Without the Soup?

Drunken Chicken Hello, is it okay to only eat the chicken from the Shao Jiu Ji (drunken chicken) and not drink the soup? I have a lot of saliva, what should I do? Thank you!


Dr. Huang Jianxun reply Obstetrics and Gynecology
Hello: Your statement is unclear, and I am unable to understand what you are asking. I cannot provide a response.

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Impact of Topical Medications on Fetal Development: A Focus on Male Sexual Health

The effects of topical medications on the fetus? If a man uses a delay spray purchased from a sex shop to improve premature ejaculation during intercourse, will it have any adverse effects on the fetus if pregnancy occurs? Please advise, thank you!


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Hello, we first need to understand the ingredients of the lasting liquid, and then we can look into the literature to find an answer to your question.

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Understanding Luteinizing Hormone and Progesterone in the Menstrual Cycle

Progesterone and luteinizing hormone? Hello, doctor: May I ask if the "luteinizing hormone (LH)" that is secreted in large amounts the day before ovulation and the "progesterone" secreted by the corpus luteum after ovulation are the same substance? In a normal...


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Luteinizing hormone (LH) is secreted by the pituitary gland, while progesterone is secreted by the ovaries. The LH levels will surge and then decline. Sperm can fertilize an egg approximately 1 to 3 days after intercourse, while the egg is viable for about 12 to 24 hours. The fer...

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Impact of Hypothyroidism During Pregnancy: Concerns and Considerations

Will there be any issues? I would like to ask the doctor a question. I am currently about 7 months pregnant, nearing 8 months, with a due date of March 1 next year. Early in my pregnancy (less than a month in), I had a mild fever due to a cold, but I didn't see a doctor and ...


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Hello: Welcome to the obstetrics and gynecology outpatient clinic. After reviewing your medical history, we will provide appropriate recommendations. In principle, thyroid dysfunction should be treated and monitored regularly during pregnancy. Sincerely, Dr. Huang Chien-Hsun, Obs...

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Understanding Fertility Challenges: Insights on Misdiagnosis and Health Factors

Other 1. At the age of 18 and 19, I experienced nerve pain in the inner thigh and went to an orthopedic examination. I was told that I had pelvic inflammation, bone spurs on my back, and scoliosis. I subsequently underwent rehabilitation, but my scoliosis has not improved. Now, w...


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If you have scoliosis, please discuss it in detail with an orthopedic surgeon regarding treatment options. Anterior or posterior uterine tilt is mostly congenital; if you are concerned, please have your doctor conduct a thorough examination. Post-abortion vaginal bleeding or mens...

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Understanding Amniocentesis and Neural Tube Defect Risks in Pregnancy

Questions regarding amniocentesis during prenatal care? Hello Dr. Huang, I previously underwent a blood test for Down syndrome in the obstetrics and gynecology department, and the results indicated a risk of 1 in 1250 for Down syndrome, but a risk of 1 in 37 for neural tube defec...


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This is a very important topic. In principle, high-level ultrasound examinations and amniocentesis complement each other and are necessary. However, since amniocentesis is an invasive procedure, it carries its own risks. Regarding the probability of Down syndrome being 1 in 250 a...

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Concerns of a Mother: Understanding Chromosomal Issues in Pregnancy

Worried mother Hello, Doctor: I am currently over four months pregnant. During a recent ultrasound, the doctor said, "The baby is getting smaller and is malnourished; there is a suspicion of a chromosomal issue." … May I ask, Doctor: 1. What is the normal number of chro...


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This is an issue that needs to be addressed. Based on the fetal growth curves from each prenatal check-up, one can conclude that "the child is getting smaller." Early-onset growth restriction should raise concerns about chromosomal abnormalities. Some chromosomal abnorm...

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Understanding Polycystic Ovary Syndrome: Symptoms, Treatments, and Concerns

Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) Hello Dr. Huang: I am currently living in the United States, so I am unable to access sufficient medical resources. I would like to ask you about my situation. During this summer vacation, when I returned to Taiwan, I had examinations at Taipei Ve...


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I don't quite understand why you would take metformin if you haven't been diagnosed with diabetes. If it's for weight loss, but you are concerned about side effects, please consult closely with your physician.

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Common Pregnancy Concerns: Folic Acid, Phone Use, and Medication Effects

Pregnancy inquiries? Hello Dr. Huang: I am currently about 5 weeks pregnant and a few days ago I bought a box of Slow-Fo Folic® Tablets for supplementation. I have noticed that my stools have been dark green for the past few days. Is this normal, or does it mean that the iron and...


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The use of iron supplements may cause stools to turn dark green. To enhance the absorption of iron in the gastrointestinal tract, it can be taken in conjunction with vitamin B complex (especially B-12). The potential harm of mobile phone radiation to the human body is still under...

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Does Progesterone Affect Basal Body Temperature After IVF?

Progesterone Hello, I underwent artificial insemination on August 22, and started taking progesterone (two capsules in the morning and evening) on August 25. The doctor mentioned that I had already ovulated on August 22, but my basal body temperature did not rise on August 23. It...


Dr. Huang Jianxun reply Obstetrics and Gynecology
As for the instability of your basal body temperature, it may be due to progesterone deficiency or simply measurement error. You've done what you can; now just let nature take its course.

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Understanding Infertility: Key Questions and Concerns for Women

Infertility issues? Hello, I have a few questions: 1. I have had a miscarriage in the past and have been trying to conceive for the last five months without success. Could my previous pregnancy contribute to infertility? Should I undergo infertility testing? Does my partner nee...


Dr. Huang Jianxun reply Obstetrics and Gynecology
Infertility is defined as the inability to conceive after one year of regular unprotected intercourse. Ovulatory bleeding is generally considered a normal physiological phenomenon and does not affect fertility; however, it may indicate hormonal imbalances.

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Understanding Ovulation: Best Days to Conceive and Myths Debunked

Failure Based on your menstrual cycle dates of June 28, July 23, and August 17, your next ovulation period is likely to occur around September 12. This is typically the most fertile time for conception, as ovulation usually happens about 14 days before the start of your next peri...


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Your menstrual cycle is 25 days, with ovulation occurring around the 11th or 12th day, which would be approximately August 27 or August 28. However, this is just an estimate, so please monitor your basal body temperature as well. Ovulation may also occur around the 13th or 14th d...

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Impact of Alcohol Consumption on Fetal Development During Pregnancy

excuse me? I previously had a habit of drinking strong alcohol before bedtime to help me sleep. Now that I have discovered I am pregnant (my period is a week late), I am very concerned about whether this will affect the growth of the fetus.


Dr. Huang Jianxun reply Obstetrics and Gynecology
Alcohol is harmful during pregnancy, and the long-term effects of chronic use on the fetus can be significant and gradual. It is difficult to determine the extent of impact from short-term exposure. In principle, it is more important to prevent any future harm to the fetus from a...

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Understanding Endometriosis: Symptoms, Diagnosis, and Fertility Concerns

About Endometriosis Hello Dr. Huang, I am 24 years old and have been married to my husband for over a year. We have not used any contraception, yet I still have not become pregnant. I usually experience noticeable premenstrual syndrome symptoms, and I also have menstrual cramps a...


Dr. Huang Jianxun reply Obstetrics and Gynecology
Based on your description, you have premenstrual syndrome, but this alone cannot conclude that you have endometriosis. Regarding the issue of infertility, please track your basal body temperature for one month and then seek assistance from a physician in the clinic.

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Understanding Progesterone: Tips for Improving Fertility

Progesterone Hello Dr. Huang, I currently have a 4-year-old daughter. My husband and I have been trying to conceive again for the past six months but have not been successful. Recently, I have been taking traditional Chinese medicine to regulate my body. The TCM doctor indicated ...


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Your menstrual cycle is 26 days long, and you can choose to have intercourse on days 13 to 14 of your cycle to increase your chances of conception.

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Improving Sperm Motility: Options and Insights for Couples Trying to Conceive

Hoping for a child? Hello Dr. Huang, my wife and I have been married for four years without contraception. Two years ago, my wife had a natural miscarriage at six weeks and six days. After a check-up at a major hospital, my wife was found to be normal, but my sperm count is norma...


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Please discuss with your physician the reasons for poor sperm motility, as this may help identify the underlying issues for improvement.

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Can Bladder Suspension Surgery Treat Incontinence and Prolapse Together?

Urinary incontinence and uterine prolapse? I am currently taking Bladderon to treat urinary incontinence, but it has not been effective. Therefore, I am considering undergoing bladder suspension surgery. On the other hand, I also have issues with uterine prolapse, so I would like...


Dr. Huang Jianxun reply Obstetrics and Gynecology
Uterine prolapse and urinary incontinence can both be caused by the relaxation of pelvic muscles and ligaments. Whether the condition is severe enough to require simultaneous surgical intervention should be discussed with a urogynecologist.

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