Abnormal Bleeding and Frequent Urination: Understanding Your Symptoms
Abnormal bleeding accompanied by frequent urination and discomfort? Hello Dr. Zheng, I would like to ask you about my situation. Two years ago, I had an ectopic pregnancy and endometriosis, which led to the removal of my left fallopian tube. This month, my period lasted for thr...
Dr. Zheng Chengjie reply Obstetrics and Gynecology
For acute urinary tract infections, it is recommended to consult a gynecologist for examination.[Read More] Abnormal Bleeding and Frequent Urination: Understanding Your Symptoms
Understanding Cervical Cell Repair: When to Schedule Your Next Pap Smear
The cervical smear result indicates cellular repair? Hello, doctor. I had a Pap smear at the clinic a week ago, and the report indicates that I am currently undergoing cellular repair. I have a problem with cervical erosion, and the doctor mentioned that the affected area is abou...
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In general, cellular repair refers to the healing process following inflammation. If there are currently no symptoms of vaginal itching or abnormal discharge, a Pap smear can be scheduled in 3 to 6 months. If there are symptoms of vaginal itching, treatment should be administered...[Read More] Understanding Cervical Cell Repair: When to Schedule Your Next Pap Smear
Understanding Abnormal Menstrual Bleeding: Causes and Solutions
Menorrhagia (excessive menstrual bleeding) or irregular menstruation? I am a married mother of two children, with the youngest in third grade. My last menstrual period started on September 27 and ended around October 6. However, less than two days later, I started bleeding again!...
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Dear Xiaoling, It is necessary to undergo a gynecological examination to determine whether there is a uterine tumor, an endometrial polyp, or abnormal uterine bleeding caused by hormonal imbalance, in order to provide appropriate treatment.[Read More] Understanding Abnormal Menstrual Bleeding: Causes and Solutions
Understanding Ovarian Tumors: Diagnosis, Surgery, and Fertility Concerns
Ovarian tumor After the ultrasound examination, the doctor mentioned that there is a 2.9 cm tumor on the right ovary, which is likely a teratoma. A blood test for CA-125 has been done, and the results will be available in a week. Can blood tests definitively determine whether the...
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Dear Apple users, hello: CA-125 can serve as a reference indicator for chocolate cysts and ovarian cancer, but it is not absolutely accurate and must be interpreted alongside ultrasound images for a proper diagnosis. If it is a teratoma, surgical removal is recommended; if it is ...[Read More] Understanding Ovarian Tumors: Diagnosis, Surgery, and Fertility Concerns
Possible Causes of a Painful Lump Near the Vulva: What You Should Know
Foreign body in the vulva? There is a spherical mass about the size of a finger located near the vulva, close to the perineum, which is slightly painful when pressed. What could this condition possibly be?
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A clinic visit is necessary for examination to determine this.[Read More] Possible Causes of a Painful Lump Near the Vulva: What You Should Know
Understanding Mastitis: Can Non-Pregnant Women Manually Drain It?
Mastitis If a person who is not pregnant has mastitis, can it be expressed manually? Or is it necessary to undergo drainage surgery to remove the lump? Thank you.
Dr. Zheng Chengjie reply Obstetrics and Gynecology
You can use your fingers to squeeze out pus, but if it cannot be completely drained, drainage is necessary, and appropriate antibiotics should be used for inflammation to ensure proper healing.[Read More] Understanding Mastitis: Can Non-Pregnant Women Manually Drain It?
Understanding Painful Nodules in the Areola: Causes and Concerns
Lump I have a small hard lump in my areola that is somewhat swollen and painful. I went to the doctor for a fine needle aspiration, and the results were normal, although it was taken from the problematic area of the areola. However, it hasn't gone away! Recently, there has b...
Dr. Zheng Chengjie reply Obstetrics and Gynecology
Due to the lack of clinical examination, it is difficult to confirm the condition. However, it is suspected that it could be an infection or possibly the Montgomery glands that are normally present on the areola. It is recommended to consult a general surgeon, obstetrician-gyneco...[Read More] Understanding Painful Nodules in the Areola: Causes and Concerns
Understanding Tumors: Should You See a Specialist for Leg Growths?
Oncology Hello Dr. Cheng, I would like to ask about a tumor located on my thigh and inner thigh. Could it be a lipoma? Since it has grown quite large, is it possible to have it surgically removed? Which department should I visit for a consultation?
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General Surgery[Read More] Understanding Tumors: Should You See a Specialist for Leg Growths?
Which Specialist Should I See for Recurring Folliculitis After Pregnancy?
Which department should I visit? During the late stages of my pregnancy, I developed folliculitis in the lower abdomen and groin area. However, even six months after giving birth, it continues to recur every 2-3 months, particularly worsening during my menstrual period. The derma...
Dr. Zheng Chengjie reply Obstetrics and Gynecology
In principle, folliculitis is a condition managed by dermatologists; however, if it occurs in the genital area or nearby, obstetricians and gynecologists often handle it as well. If the symptoms are related to the menstrual cycle, it is essential to seek treatment from a gynecolo...[Read More] Which Specialist Should I See for Recurring Folliculitis After Pregnancy?