Understanding Vaginal Infections: Symptoms, Treatments, and Sexual Activity
Vaginitis Doctor, I have a Candida vaginal infection. At first, the doctor prescribed me a white suppository, and after using it, I experienced thick white discharge. However, during my follow-up visit, there was no improvement, so the doctor switched me to a yellow suppository, ...
Dr. Zhong Wenzhen reply Obstetrics and Gynecology
1. Vaginal suppositories are antimicrobial agents used within the vagina, typically requiring a treatment course of several days. Only the appropriate antibiotic formulation will yield significant results. 2. The presence of a lot of discharge indicates that the antimicrobial p...[Read More] Understanding Vaginal Infections: Symptoms, Treatments, and Sexual Activity
Understanding Emergency Contraceptive Pills: Bleeding, Pregnancy Risks, and Side Effects
Emergency contraceptive pill I would like to ask the doctor, I took the emergency contraceptive pill and had only a little bit of bleeding. Is this what is referred to as withdrawal bleeding, or is it just regular spotting? After two days, I had intercourse with my boyfriend twic...
Dr. Zhong Wenzhen reply Obstetrics and Gynecology
1. Emergency contraceptive pills are effective only one to two days before and after ovulation, with bleeding resembling menstruation occurring about three days later. Taking the pills too early (during the follicular phase) or too late (during the luteal phase) does not qualify ...[Read More] Understanding Emergency Contraceptive Pills: Bleeding, Pregnancy Risks, and Side Effects
Struggling with Pregnancy After Multiple Abortions: Seeking Guidance
Abortion... I really want to have a baby? I have had three abortions in the past, and later when I wanted to have a baby, I experienced a miscarriage where there was no heartbeat. This time, there was initially a heartbeat, but then it was lost. I had surgery on April 25, and sin...
Dr. Zhong Wenzhen reply Obstetrics and Gynecology
Based on the current issues presented, you are a completely normal woman of reproductive age. 1. Having had three abortions followed by two successful pregnancies indicates that the abortions did not leave any complications. 2. The two instances of no fetal heartbeat are the resu...[Read More] Struggling with Pregnancy After Multiple Abortions: Seeking Guidance
Understanding Pregnancy Risks After Condom Failure and Emergency Contraception
Pregnancy-related issues? Hello, I had unprotected intercourse with my boyfriend on May 25, and we discovered that the condom broke. He also ejaculated inside me. We immediately went to buy Plan B (one pill), and the doctor also provided a bottle of Royal Active Tonic (which was ...
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If there is a light menstrual flow in the early stages, a normal or slightly reduced menstrual flow during the conception period, and if implantation has occurred, there may only be spotting. Please consult a gynecologist for examination. Note: Emergency contraceptive pills are o...[Read More] Understanding Pregnancy Risks After Condom Failure and Emergency Contraception
Can You Get Pregnant from Dry Humping? Understanding the Risks
Will I get pregnant? Hello doctor, I had sexual contact with my boyfriend on the 29th. I was straddling his lap, he wasn't wearing underwear, but I was. He did not penetrate or ejaculate, but he mentioned that I could get pregnant due to pre-ejaculate fluid containing sperm....
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1. The probability of pregnancy is very low. 2. The fluid that is released before ejaculation is prostate secretions, not undeveloped sperm, but it may contain mature sperm, which can lead to conception. 3. Nevertheless, the chances of pregnancy from non-ejaculatory genital conta...[Read More] Can You Get Pregnant from Dry Humping? Understanding the Risks
Concerns About Pregnancy After Unprotected Sex: What to Know
On June 20, after having intercourse, there was ejaculation inside. My period usually comes on the 26th? I'm sorry, but on June 20th, I had unprotected intercourse with my boyfriend. After that, he took me to buy emergency contraception, which I took half an hour later. My p...
Dr. Zhong Wenzhen reply Obstetrics and Gynecology
1. After taking emergency contraceptive pills, bleeding (withdrawal bleeding or artificial menstruation) may occur approximately 48-72 hours later. 2. If menstruation was expected on the 26th and has not occurred, it may be influenced by hormonal changes. 3. The non-ovulatory per...[Read More] Concerns About Pregnancy After Unprotected Sex: What to Know
Understanding Rh-Negative Pregnancy Risks After Early Termination
Risks of Pregnancy After RH Negative Miscarriage I am Rh-negative type A, and due to personal reasons, I have undergone two abortions at seven weeks. According to online information, it is necessary to receive immunoglobulin after childbirth to prevent antibody issues in future p...
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Administering a dose of immunoglobulin to an Rh-negative mother after delivery is intended to eliminate the small amount of Rh-positive antigens that may have entered her bloodstream from an Rh-positive fetus. It is not necessary to administer immunoglobulin after early miscarria...[Read More] Understanding Rh-Negative Pregnancy Risks After Early Termination
Understanding Brown Discharge Before Menstruation: Causes and Concerns
Brown discharge before menstruation? Hello, I would like to ask about my situation. I finished my period on June 6, had sexual intercourse on June 10, and took emergency contraception. On June 24, I started to notice a dark brown discharge from my vagina. I'm not sure if thi...
Dr. Zhong Wenzhen reply Obstetrics and Gynecology
Brown discharge is a small amount of uterine bleeding that remains in the vagina and oxidizes. It is not related to the timing of emergency contraception. It is recommended to visit a gynecologist for an examination and to consult about proper sexual practices and effective contr...[Read More] Understanding Brown Discharge Before Menstruation: Causes and Concerns
Am I at Risk of Pregnancy? Understanding Safe and Dangerous Days
Could this lead to pregnancy? I would like to ask about my situation. My period started on June 10 and ended on June 17. On June 27, my boyfriend suddenly wanted to have intercourse without a condom, and although he did not ejaculate, he did penetrate a little. He claimed he did ...
Dr. Zhong Wenzhen reply Obstetrics and Gynecology
Women with irregular menstrual cycles have difficulty predicting their fertile window. If the cycle is 28 days (from the first day of one period to the first day of the next), the ovulation days would be June 24 and 25, making June 27 a safe day. However, if the cycle is 30 days,...[Read More] Am I at Risk of Pregnancy? Understanding Safe and Dangerous Days
Understanding Polycystic Ovary Syndrome: Symptoms, Diagnosis, and Treatment
Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) Hello Doctor, I am 22 years old. I got my first period at the age of 12, and my menstrual flow typically lasts about 3-4 days with a normal amount, neither too heavy nor too light. Since I started menstruating, I have been gaining weight; initiall...
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Your description is generally in line with your intuition; a definitive diagnosis should be made by a physician, and the treatment plan should also be arranged by a doctor. It is advisable to start by consulting an obstetrician-gynecologist for treatment options.[Read More] Understanding Polycystic Ovary Syndrome: Symptoms, Diagnosis, and Treatment
Could I Be Pregnant? Understanding Early Periods and Digestive Issues
Is there a pregnancy? The menstrual period started on February 5 and ended on February 10. Intercourse occurred on February 28. Why did the menstrual period come early? On March 26, I noticed that upon waking up, I had diarrhea, and after eating, my abdomen around the navel would...
Dr. Zhong Wenzhen reply Obstetrics and Gynecology
1. A menstrual cycle interval of 21 days between February 5 and February 26 is considered normal (with a normal range of 21 to 35 days). However, if it occurs earlier, several pathological conditions may be involved, including hormonal abnormalities, uterine or endometrial issues...[Read More] Could I Be Pregnant? Understanding Early Periods and Digestive Issues
Do You Need 4D or High-Level Ultrasound After Normal 2D Scan?
Ultrasound examination Doctor: May I ask, since we previously had our prenatal check-ups at a hospital in Taichung where we only had 2D ultrasounds, if the 2D ultrasound results show that the baby is normal, do we still need to pay out of pocket for a 4D or high-level ultrasound?...
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Hello, 1.4D imaging is simply a computer-generated composite image from 2D ultrasound examinations, with the focus still on 2D ultrasound. High-level ultrasound is a more detailed examination and measurement performed for high-risk fetuses. It is recommended to follow the necessa...[Read More] Do You Need 4D or High-Level Ultrasound After Normal 2D Scan?
Understanding Unusual Discharge and Symptoms: Could It Be Pregnancy?
I've been feeling very hot these days? Hello doctor, I have been experiencing discharge before or after my period for one to two years. It's not every month, and the amount varies each time. This time, however, it was particularly abundant. My last menstrual period star...
Dr. Zhong Wenzhen reply Obstetrics and Gynecology
Hello Miss Anonymous: Based on the timeline, the abnormal bleeding on November 14 and November 17 should be noted. Additionally, the information provided does not assist in determining whether or not you are pregnant. It is recommended to seek medical evaluation.[Read More] Understanding Unusual Discharge and Symptoms: Could It Be Pregnancy?
Understanding the Differences Between Amniocentesis and Amniotic Fluid Chip Testing
Amniocentesis Amniocentesis and amniotic fluid microarray screening are two different procedures used during pregnancy for genetic testing. Amniocentesis is an invasive procedure where a thin needle is inserted through the abdominal wall into the amniotic sac to collect a sample...
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Amniocentesis is a procedure that involves extracting amniotic fluid from the fetus to culture its nucleated cells (such as white blood cells) for chromosomal analysis. Amniotic fluid chip testing, on the other hand, utilizes the extracted amniotic fluid to screen for various (ra...[Read More] Understanding the Differences Between Amniocentesis and Amniotic Fluid Chip Testing
Why Is There Still Milk in My Breasts After Breastfeeding?
Why is there still milk in the breasts? Recently, while showering and washing my nipples, I accidentally pressed on them and noticed that there was milk leaking out. When I squeezed my breasts, milk also came out from both sides. My child is now over 10 months old, and I breastfe...
Dr. Zhong Wenzhen reply Obstetrics and Gynecology
This is a normal secretion of breast milk. Although menstruation has resumed postpartum, lactation can still occur because the levels of lactation hormones are low enough not to inhibit ovulation. Wishing health to both mother and child.[Read More] Why Is There Still Milk in My Breasts After Breastfeeding?
Understanding the Risks of Ancozole Vaginal Suppositories During Treatment
Anco vaginal suppository Hello Doctor: I have been suffering from a Candida infection for nearly two years, with recurrent episodes that severely affect my daily life. Today, I visited the hospital and informed the doctor about my situation. He prescribed Ancozole vaginal supposi...
Dr. Zhong Wenzhen reply Obstetrics and Gynecology
1. There are several treatment options and medications available, and your treating physician will select the most appropriate treatment method. 2. The classification of medications primarily pertains to oral or injectable forms, which must be absorbed into the body to affect the...[Read More] Understanding the Risks of Ancozole Vaginal Suppositories During Treatment
Understanding Pregnancy Tests: When to Take Them and What Results Mean
Worried about the possibility of becoming pregnant? I would like to ask, because I found online that a pregnancy test should be taken at least 18 days after conception. I have tested three times and all results show no pregnancy. However, I noticed in the instructions that the fi...
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Response: The sensitivity of a pregnancy test stick is comparable to that of a trained medical technician's examination. It is initially believed that the appearance of a second line after one hour indicates a "positive" result. It is recommended to consult a physi...[Read More] Understanding Pregnancy Tests: When to Take Them and What Results Mean
Understanding Uterine Prolapse: Symptoms and Solutions for Women
Feeling of uterine prolapse Hello doctor, I have given birth to two children, and it has been 15 years. Over these 15 years, I often feel a sensation of my uterus descending, but it was initially just a mild discomfort. Recently, however, it has become more frequent and now I usu...
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This is a phenomenon of relaxation of the uterine suspensory ligaments. Treatment options include medication or surgical intervention. Please consult your physician for a diagnosis and then discuss appropriate treatment options. Wishing you well.[Read More] Understanding Uterine Prolapse: Symptoms and Solutions for Women
Understanding Cervical Erosion: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment Options
Cervical erosion I just saw my obstetrician-gynecologist, and he said I have cervical erosion, with a radius of about 2/3. Previously, I started bleeding a little after inserting medication, so the doctor used cauterization to stop the bleeding, but it was just a small area. That...
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Hello: It is recommended to visit an obstetrician-gynecologist for a diagnosis. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Understanding Cervical Erosion: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment Options
Understanding Obstetric Checkups: Can They Miss Major Birth Defects?
Obstetric and gynecological prenatal care Hello, I would like to ask if general obstetricians typically perform prenatal check-ups for mothers. Is it possible that after several check-ups, the baby could be born with missing limbs? Can such a situation occur during obstetric exam...
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Hello: The appropriate time to examine the fetal limbs and long bones is at 16 weeks, as this allows for the early detection of long bone defects. However, detailed examination of the digits may not be possible through ultrasound (such as when the fetus makes a fist). Therefore, ...[Read More] Understanding Obstetric Checkups: Can They Miss Major Birth Defects?