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Understanding Vaginal Discharge During Pregnancy: What You Need to Know

Vaginal discharge issues? Hello Doctor: I have had vaginal discharge before pregnancy and have received treatment, but it hasn't completely resolved. The doctor mentioned that I have a natural predisposition to have some discharge. After becoming pregnant, the discharge turn...


Dr. Liu Yuhong reply Obstetrics and Gynecology
There are three common types of vaginal infections: 1) yeast infections (usually caused by Candida albicans), 2) trichomoniasis, and 3) anaerobic bacterial infections (which cause bacterial vaginosis). During pregnancy, hormonal changes can shift the vaginal environment from acid...

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Understanding Hospitalization for Preterm Labor: What to Expect

At nearly 35 weeks, the cervix is dilated to 2 centimeters? Hello Dr. Liu, On June 11th, I experienced severe abdominal pain and frequent uterine contractions, so I rushed to the hospital for a check-up. During the internal examination, I was informed that my cervix had already ...


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Due to advancements in neonatal care techniques for preterm infants and supporting scientific evidence, the international obstetric community currently does not recommend administering medication to suppress uterine contractions for cases of early uterine contractions occurring a...

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Essential Nutrients for Pregnant Women: Do You Need Bird's Nest?

Prenatal vitamins Hello Doctor: I am currently over four months pregnant. Many pregnant women consume bird's nest during their pregnancy; is this necessary? I am currently taking folic acid and prenatal vitamins, but I am not supplementing anything else. My meals have been s...


Dr. Liu Yuhong reply Obstetrics and Gynecology
Pregnant women should pay attention to the following nutritional elements: 1. Folic Acid: It is crucial before the 12th week of pregnancy. If there is no daily habit of consuming fruits and vegetables before and during pregnancy, a supplement of 0.4 mg of folic acid should be t...

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Understanding Atypical Infections: What Does Non-Fungal Infection Mean?

Non-fungal infection Today, I went to see a gynecologist who said there is no fungal infection and that my immune system is too weak. I've only heard of fungal infections, but I've never heard of "no fungal infection." What does no fungal infection mean? Is it...


Dr. Liu Yuhong reply Obstetrics and Gynecology
There are three common types of vaginal infections: 1) yeast infections (usually caused by Candida albicans), 2) trichomoniasis, and 3) anaerobic bacterial infections (which cause bacterial vaginosis). If you have any questions when consulting with an outpatient gynecologist, it ...

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Chronic Lower Abdominal Pain: Seeking Answers After Multiple Doctor Visits

I've been troubled for a long time~~ I have been experiencing lower abdominal pain and back pain, which sometimes extends to the upper abdomen. The lower abdominal pain started over a year ago, and I have also noticed an increase in vaginal discharge, which is thin, yellowis...


Dr. Liu Yuhong reply Obstetrics and Gynecology
1. There is a common condition among women known as chronic pelvic pain, which refers to pain in the pelvic region lasting more than six months. 2. According to your description: "Lower abdominal pain and back pain sometimes accompanied by upper abdominal pain," "...

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Is It Menstruation or Implantation Bleeding? Understanding Your Symptoms

Is this menstruation or implantation bleeding? Hello Dr. Liu: I have another question to ask you. I'm not sure if it's related to holding a child yesterday, but after I held the child, I felt a dull pain in my uterus and a pulling sensation on both sides of my abdomen, ...


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A urine test can be used to determine pregnancy, but it is not possible to differentiate based solely on the appearance of bleeding.

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Can Diet During Pregnancy Influence Baby's Skin Tone?

There is no specific food that can guarantee a baby's skin tone will be lighter. Skin color is primarily determined by genetics. However, a balanced diet rich in vitamins and minerals can support overall fetal development. Pregnant women should focus on consuming a variety o...


Dr. Liu Yuhong reply Obstetrics and Gynecology
1. There are no medications or foods that have been scientifically or clinically proven to affect the skin color of a fetus. 2. Pregnant women require 1200 milligrams of calcium daily, and it is recommended to obtain this from food sources such as skim milk and low-fat cheese. I...

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Relieving Pregnancy-Related Stomach Discomfort and Headaches Naturally

How to alleviate stomach discomfort and headaches during pregnancy? Hello, Doctor: I'm sorry to trouble you again. I am currently 16 weeks pregnant and have been experiencing daily stomach discomfort since becoming pregnant, but I haven't vomited. However, for the past ...


Dr. Liu Yuhong reply Obstetrics and Gynecology
1. "I've started experiencing stomach pain these past two days." During pregnancy, it is common for the uterus to exert pressure on the gastrointestinal tract, leading to gastroesophageal reflux and decreased gastrointestinal motility, which can cause stomach pain....

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Can Pregnant Women Eat Mangoes and Mango Milk Ice Cream?

Can pregnant women eat mangoes? Hello, doctor: Can I eat mangoes and mango milk ice while pregnant? Is it safe to consume foods that contain alcohol, such as drunken chicken?


Dr. Liu Yuhong reply Obstetrics and Gynecology
1. You can eat mangoes, but remember to control the calories. If you want to eat more mangoes, you should reduce your rice intake. 2. Alcohol or foods containing alcohol should be avoided during pregnancy.

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Understanding Chronic Gynecological Issues: Pain and Diagnosis Explained

Gynecological concerns? Hello doctor, I have chronic gynecological issues. Can internal examinations and ultrasounds detect these problems? I have been experiencing intermittent lower abdominal pain for a long time. Why do I sometimes also feel sharp pain in the vulva, clitoris, ...


Dr. Liu Yuhong reply Obstetrics and Gynecology
Chronic pelvic pain refers to pain in the pelvic region lasting more than six months. Unfortunately, many cases of chronic pelvic pain have no identifiable cause, but the absence of a known cause does not mean the pain cannot be treated! Among the identifiable causes of chronic p...

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Understanding Chronic Lower Abdominal Pain: A Gynecological Perspective

Gynecological concerns...2 Hello doctor, I have asked you before, but I still have some questions. I have been experiencing chronic lower abdominal pain for over a year. I have consulted with specialists in gastroenterology, urology, and gynecology, but I forgot to mention that t...


Dr. Liu Yuhong reply Obstetrics and Gynecology
1. Sorry! The issue with vaginal discharge requires an in-person examination; online consultations cannot determine the cause. 2. "Why do I experience intermittent lower abdominal pain, and sometimes even pain in the genital area, clitoris, and anus?" Among the identif...

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Understanding Normal Fetal Weight at 34 Weeks of Pregnancy

At 34 weeks of pregnancy, the normal fetal weight is typically around 2,200 to 2,500 grams (approximately 4.85 to 5.51 pounds)? Hello Dr. Liu, I would like to ask you a question. I know that during each prenatal check-up, the ultrasound shows a fetal weight with a variation of ...


Dr. Liu Yuhong reply Obstetrics and Gynecology
At 34 weeks, the fetus weighs approximately 2100 grams. Considering measurement errors, a weight of 1850 grams does not necessarily indicate that the fetus is underweight. If your fetal movements are currently normal, you can wait for the next prenatal check-up in two weeks to es...

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Impact of First Large Baby on Future Pregnancies and Ovulation Concerns

Pregnancy issues I would like to ask the doctor, if my first baby weighed 4200 grams and was delivered vaginally, will having a larger first baby and a vaginal delivery affect my uterine function, making it more difficult to conceive a second child? Additionally, if I have an ult...


Dr. Liu Yuhong reply Obstetrics and Gynecology
1. "Having a large first baby... does not make it difficult to conceive a second child" is not true; the weight of the first baby does not affect fertility for subsequent pregnancies. 2. Ultrasound cannot predict in advance whether follicles measuring 1.8 cm and 2.3 c...

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Can You Be Pregnant Even If Ultrasound Shows Nothing?

Is it possible to be pregnant but not visible on an ultrasound? Hello, doctor! I have a question to ask you. My menstrual cycle started on May 10 and ended on May 13. My cycle ranges from a maximum of 35 days to a minimum of 24 days, but it usually occurs around the 10th to 18th ...


Dr. Liu Yuhong reply Obstetrics and Gynecology
1. "Is it possible to be pregnant but not detectable by ultrasound?" Urine pregnancy tests typically detect pregnancy about one week earlier than ultrasound examinations; therefore, it is quite normal for a urine test to show a positive result while an ultrasound does n...

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Chronic Lower Abdominal Pain: Seeking Answers in Gynecology and Beyond

Lower abdominal pain issues..? Hello, Doctor. I have been experiencing intermittent lower abdominal pain for a long time, sometimes accompanied by sharp pain in the clitoris and vagina. The lower abdominal pain varies between sharp and bloated sensations, and at times, I feel a d...


Dr. Liu Yuhong reply Obstetrics and Gynecology
Based on your description of "long-term intermittent lower abdominal pain," "pain near the uterus and ovaries for over a year," "gynecological ultrasound and pelvic examination showing no issues," and "ultrasound of the liver and gallbladder, co...

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Understanding Fetal Growth Discrepancies: What to Expect During Pregnancy

Fetal macrosomia Dear Doctor: I am currently 26 weeks pregnant. During my last ultrasound, which was around 27 weeks, the baby weighed approximately 1080 grams. After a week, I went to another hospital for a check-up, and the baby was estimated to be around 29 weeks and weighed 1...


Dr. Liu Yuhong reply Obstetrics and Gynecology
Measuring fetal weight via ultrasound within a short time frame (less than 2 weeks) will inevitably result in discrepancies! Different examiners, the gestational age at the time of the examination, varying ultrasound machines, as well as the fetal position and amniotic fluid volu...

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Understanding Menstrual Irregularities: Concerns and Pregnancy Risks

Menstrual concerns Doctor, my period started on May 1 and ended on May 6. Between May 10 and May 20, I experienced light bleeding for about 1 to 2 days. On May 24, I had sexual intercourse with my boyfriend, during which we used a condom and there was no ejaculation. My period st...


Dr. Liu Yuhong reply Obstetrics and Gynecology
"Can pregnancy concerns be ruled out?" 1. A urine test can be performed to confirm whether or not you are pregnant. "There may be brief pain in the right lower abdomen, which is not similar to any previous pain." 2. You can visit a gynecologist for an ultrasou...

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Can Pregnant Women Drink Healthy Green Tea? Effects of Catechins and Chicory Fiber

Beverage inquiries? Can pregnant women drink Every Morning Healthy Green Tea? Will the ingredients, such as catechins and chicory fiber, have an impact on the fetus? Thank you.


Dr. Liu Yuhong reply Obstetrics and Gynecology
Green tea is beneficial for health, and pregnant women can also drink green tea. However, it should not be consumed in excess, as green tea contains caffeine. Similar to coffee, it is recommended not to exceed four cups per day.

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Is High Temperature Harmful to My Baby During Pregnancy?

Excessive heat exposure during pregnancy can have adverse effects on the baby? Hello, doctor: My husband has a cold and keeps telling me not to use the fan, but the room feels stuffy and I'm very hot; my feet feel like they're on fire. I would like to ask if having an e...


Dr. Liu Yuhong reply Obstetrics and Gynecology
Due to the hot weather, an elevated body temperature is harmless for the baby, but remember to drink plenty of water, as dehydration is detrimental for both you and the baby. I hope your partner can understand the challenges of pregnancy.

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Can Pregnant Women with Hepatitis C Have a Cesarean Section?

Cesarean section If a pregnant woman has hepatitis C, can she have a cesarean section? Thank you.


Dr. Liu Yuhong reply Obstetrics and Gynecology
Pregnant women with chronic hepatitis B or C do not have their mode of delivery (vaginal birth or cesarean section) affected by their condition. As for pregnant women with chronic hepatitis C who choose cesarean delivery, current medical research has not reached a definitive conc...

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