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Using Birth Control Pills to Delay Menstruation: A Guide for Travelers

Pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) Hello, doctor. I will be traveling abroad from April 1 to April 16 and plan to go swimming, so I would like to use birth control pills to delay my period. My menstrual cycle is usually quite regular, approximately 30 days, with the first day of my ...


Dr. Huang Yuande reply Obstetrics and Gynecology
1. In principle, you should continue taking the medication Yojie from April 11 to April 15. If you still have concerns, you can ask your doctor to prescribe a booster. 2. Therefore, for the 28-day medication, you can start taking it again on the 5th day of your menstrual cycle. 3...

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Can You Get Pregnant? Understanding Ovulation and Safe Practices

Can I get pregnant? On March 17, which is my girlfriend's ovulation day, I used a condom on March 16. Before ejaculation, I pulled out and then ejaculated inside the condom (I wore the condom the entire time and did not ejaculate inside). What is the likelihood of pregnancy ...


Dr. Huang Yuande reply Obstetrics and Gynecology
The chances of getting pregnant are quite low when using condoms consistently.

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Managing Uterine Fibroids: Is Natto Safe for Cholesterol Control?

Health supplements for uterine fibroids? Hello doctor, I have a history of uterine fibroids and underwent surgery for removal a few years ago. Recently, I have discovered a few small fibroids have developed again. During a recent health check-up, I found out that my cholesterol l...


Dr. Huang Yuande reply Obstetrics and Gynecology
Small fibroids can generally be monitored, and as long as there is no excessive dietary restriction or significant consumption of natto or red yeast rice, they typically do not have an impact.

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Do I Need a Pap Smear Without Sexual Intercourse? Understanding Vaginal Bleeding

Is a Pap smear necessary for vaginal bleeding without sexual intercourse? Hello Doctor, in recent years I have experienced irregular bleeding, menstrual cycles that are more than two months apart, and periods lasting longer than seven days. I also frequently have vaginitis, which...


Dr. Huang Yuande reply Obstetrics and Gynecology
1. In principle, it is not necessary, but if you are concerned, you can inform the physician in advance that you have no sexual experience, and request that they take extra care during the sampling. 2. It is not impossible to develop cervical cancer without sexual intercourse, bu...

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Managing Abnormal Pap Smears and HPV: Next Steps for Women’s Health

Pap smear examination and HPV issues? Last year, an abnormal Pap smear and positive HPV test were found. I continued to have Pap smears for follow-up until October of last year, when I underwent a colposcopy with biopsy, which reported CIN 1. The plan was to follow up in six mont...


Dr. Huang Yuande reply Obstetrics and Gynecology
A colposcopic biopsy can be performed, or a conization of the cervix can be carried out.

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When to Insert a New IUD: Timing and Guidelines Explained

Timing for Insertion of an Intrauterine Device (IUD) Hello, doctor. The instruction for the contraceptive ring states that it should be inserted between the first and fifth day of the menstrual period, and used for three weeks followed by a one-week break. I last removed it on Ma...


Dr. Huang Yuande reply Obstetrics and Gynecology
A difference of 1 to 2 days is not a concern; generally, it can be inserted during the menstrual period.

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Understanding Pregnancy Chances After Emergency Contraception: Your Questions Answered

Pregnancy probability Hello Doctor, I have a regular menstrual cycle of 34 days. My previous period was from December 23 to 28, and I took emergency contraception on December 29 after sexual intercourse. I experienced bleeding from January 6 to 11 (due to the emergency contracept...


Dr. Huang Yuande reply Obstetrics and Gynecology
1. The sexual intercourse on December 29 did not necessarily require the use of emergency contraception. 2. However, the bleeding you experienced within a week after taking it (on January 6) is related to the emergency contraception. 3. It is uncertain whether the menstrual perio...

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Post-Surgery Swelling in the Vulvar Area After Chocolate Cyst Removal

Swelling of the vulva after chocolate cyst surgery? Hello, doctor. I recently underwent laparoscopic removal of a left ovarian chocolate cyst. On the evening of the seventh day post-surgery, I went out for a walk to buy some things while wearing a waist support and not lifting an...


Dr. Huang Yuande reply Obstetrics and Gynecology
1. This situation is generally uncommon; it may be due to adhesions or some side effects caused by electrocautery. 2. Anti-adhesion agents typically get absorbed within a certain period, so it is recommended to monitor the situation further.

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Understanding Ovarian Cysts: Symptoms, Treatment, and Management

Ovarian cyst issues? A previously monitored cyst has been tracked for six years. Ten days before my period this month, I went to the clinic for an ultrasound due to significant ovarian swelling, and a new cyst has developed, both located on the left side, measuring a total of 6 c...


Dr. Huang Yuande reply Obstetrics and Gynecology
1. It is recommended to see a doctor for a check-up after your menstrual period ends, unless you are feeling very uncomfortable. 2. The correlation between dietary factors and ovarian tumors is not significant. 3. There are many types of cysts, and their causes vary, so it is...

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Understanding Brown Discharge Before Menstruation: What to Know

Menstrual concerns? Doctor, is it normal to have brown discharge before menstruation? If so, how many days before can it occur?


Dr. Huang Yuande reply Obstetrics and Gynecology
It is possible to occur, but it varies depending on each individual's constitution.

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Is It Safe to Use Shortwave Therapy During Pregnancy?

Is it safe to use shortwave therapy during pregnancy? Is it safe to operate shortwave therapy during pregnancy? Will it affect the baby?


Dr. Huang Yuande reply Obstetrics and Gynecology
Operators should not be affected; pregnant women should avoid exposure during the first three months.

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Understanding Brown Discharge Before Menstruation: What to Know

Menstrual Concerns Doctor, is it normal to have brown discharge before menstruation? If so, how many days before the period does it usually occur?


Dr. Huang Yuande reply Obstetrics and Gynecology
It is possible to occur, but it varies depending on each individual's constitution.

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Can Stopping Diane Early Adjust Your Menstrual Cycle?

Is it possible to stop taking Diane early to adjust the menstrual cycle? Hello, doctor. I have polycystic ovary syndrome and am currently taking Diane. My current cycle is from March 5 to March 25, with my expected menstrual period from March 30 to April 5. Since I will be travel...


Dr. Huang Yuande reply Obstetrics and Gynecology
1. The original medication can still be used, and it can be taken early from March 2 to March 22, allowing for an earlier arrival. 2. That is acceptable.

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Understanding Fundal Pressure Testing in Obstetrics and Gynecology

Fundal pressure testing Hello Doctor: I would like to ask what is the fundal pressure test? I couldn't find this medical term online. Last time I asked you about the fundal pressure test, but are the terms "fundal pressure test" and "cervical pressure test&quo...


Dr. Huang Yuande reply Obstetrics and Gynecology
I believe "fundal pressure testing" refers to either NST (non-stress test) or OCT (oxytocin challenge test), which are used to observe the fetal heart rate changes during uterine contractions to assess fetal well-being.

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Understanding Fundal Pressure Testing in Obstetrics and Gynecology

Fundal pressure testing Hello, Doctor: I would like to ask what is the fundal pressure test? I couldn't find this medical term online. Last time I asked you about the fundal pressure test, but are the terms "fundal pressure test" and "cervical pressure test&qu...


Dr. Huang Yuande reply Obstetrics and Gynecology
I believe "fundal pressure testing" should refer to either NST (non-stress test) or OCT (oxytocin challenge test), which are used to observe the fetal heart rate changes during uterine contractions to assess fetal well-being.

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Understanding Ovulation Bleeding: Causes, Concerns, and When to Seek Help

Ovulation bleeding Hello Doctor, my girlfriend and I had intercourse on February 13 and 14. On the 14th, we had unprotected sex, and I was a bit worried about the possibility of pregnancy, so about an hour after, I went to the pharmacy to buy emergency contraception. On February ...


Dr. Huang Yuande reply Obstetrics and Gynecology
The contraceptive effect of taking the "morning-after pill" within 48 to 72 hours is quite effective; however, it may cause irregularities in the current menstrual cycle, as you mentioned. Therefore, it is advisable to monitor the situation further.

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Emergency Contraceptive Pills: What You Need to Know About Pregnancy Risks

Emergency contraceptive pill Hello, doctor. My girlfriend and I had unprotected intercourse with ejaculation on the morning of February 12. We bought and took emergency contraception around noon. Her last menstrual period started on January 27. I would like to know if there is st...


Dr. Huang Yuande reply Obstetrics and Gynecology
The contraceptive effect of taking the "morning-after pill" within 48 to 72 hours is very good; however, it can cause irregularities in the current menstrual cycle, as you mentioned. Therefore, it is advisable to monitor the situation further.

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Understanding Abnormal Bleeding: When to Seek Gynecological Care

Intermenstrual bleeding Hello, Doctor. My last menstrual period was from February 3 to February 6. In the first few days, the menstrual flow was similar to usual but gradually decreased. However, on the morning of the fourth day, the flow suddenly increased, and I noticed blood c...


Dr. Huang Yuande reply Obstetrics and Gynecology
1. The spotting from February 15 to February 21 may be physiological ovulatory bleeding or occasional hormonal abnormalities; it is recommended to monitor the situation further. 2. The accuracy of the Pap smear is about 80%, and it is best to have one done annually for peace of m...

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Cervical and Discharge Concerns: Understanding Your Symptoms

Cervical and discharge issues? Hello, doctor. I would like to ask the following two questions: 1. Every time my menstrual period comes, I touch my cervix due to the placement of the menstrual cup. In the past, it has always felt smooth, but this time I felt a small, hard bump. ...


Dr. Huang Yuande reply Obstetrics and Gynecology
1. It may be a blockage of the minor glands or a Bartholin's gland cyst, which is generally not a concern; just remember to have a Pap smear. 2. It could be a candidal infection; you can ask your doctor to prescribe a suppository for treatment.

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Understanding Cervical Length Measurement and Fundal Pressure Testing

Measurement of cervical length and assessment of fundal pressure? Hello doctor, I would like to ask if measuring cervical length must be done using transvaginal ultrasound? Is it necessary to apply pressure on the abdomen? Is transvaginal ultrasound considered an invasive procedu...


Dr. Huang Yuande reply Obstetrics and Gynecology
1. If urination is good, an abdominal ultrasound can also be performed. 2. It does not count. 3. It refers to NST, which stands for Non-Stress Test, monitoring fetal heart rate without uterine contractions.

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