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How Soon Can You Get an IUD After a Miscarriage?

Miscarriage Hello! I would like to ask, how long after a miscarriage can one have an IUD inserted? Thank you for taking the time to answer.


Dr. Wei Fumao Reply:
If a miscarriage occurs within two months and there is no inflammation of the cervix, insertion can be done within a week. However, if it has been more than three months, it may take longer to proceed with the insertion.

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Understanding Hormonal Changes During Intimacy: A Guide for Women

Endocrinology I usually don't have much secretion, but during intercourse, I'm not sure if it's because I'm too excited or for some other reason, but my secretion flows out like water. The level of lubrication makes it difficult for both me and my partner to f...


Dr. Chen Fuhao Reply:
Hello, Miss: According to your statement, the usual vaginal secretions are not excessive, which in medical terms refers to the vaginal discharge in women, commonly known as leukorrhea. This refers to an increase in secretions within the vagina and is not considered a disease; rat...

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Understanding Cervical Stenosis: Risks, Symptoms, and Treatment Options

Cervical stenosis I was diagnosed with cervical stenosis while being evaluated for infertility, and the doctor recommended a cervical dilation procedure, which she referred to as an abortion. I did not agree to the procedure at that time because I forgot to ask questions, and now...


Dr. Lü Lizheng Reply:
Clinically, it is very rare for a person's cervix to be so severely narrowed that cervical dilation is necessary. It is recommended that you visit a large hospital (medical center) for further confirmation. If you are experiencing dysmenorrhea and heavy menstrual bleeding, i...

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Understanding the Risks and Costs of Abortion Procedures

Surgical abortion Is there any risk associated with undergoing an abortion procedure? Which type of abortion procedure is considered safer? What is the approximate cost?


Dr. Chen Fuhao Reply:
Hello, Miss Hsiao-Hui: I apologize for the delayed response as I was abroad for further studies. Regarding the issues you mentioned, here is a summary: Artificial abortion, commonly referred to as abortion, is the medical procedure used to terminate an unwanted pregnancy for va...

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Why Is There Blood on Toilet Paper After Intimacy?

Why is there blood on the toilet paper? Doctor, may I ask: why is it that after my girlfriend and I have sex, when she wipes with tissue, there is blood on the tissue even though she didn't wipe hard? Could it be that we are being too rough?


Dr. Peng Yiguo Reply:
The vagina itself is a highly elastic reproductive canal, and simple sexual intercourse is unlikely to cause vaginal bleeding. However, inflammation of the external genitalia can lead to mucosal fragility, and friction during intercourse may result in slight bleeding. For example...

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Understanding Cervical Stenosis: Impacts on Fertility and Treatment Options

Cervical stenosis Hello: After trying to conceive for over a year without success, I went for an examination: 1. Ovulation is normal 2. Fallopian tubes are normal 3. Sperm motility is slightly below normal but still within acceptable limits. However, I did not undergo blood tests...


Dr. Wu Zongcheng Reply:
Obstetrician and Gynecologist Dr. Wu Tsung-Cheng, Tainan Hospital, Department of Health, Executive Yuan. 1. Artificial insemination (ATH) is typically used in cases of low sperm count or poor cervical mucus secretion during ovulation. 2. In cases of pregnancy, if there is an anti...

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Common Causes of Cervical Inflammation: Understanding Your Diagnosis

"Typically, what causes inflammation of the cervix?" I have three children and last month I underwent a Pap smear at the obstetrics and gynecology department. Today, the hospital called to inform me that there is inflammation in my cervix and advised me to come in for m...


Dr. Lin Zhaopei Reply:
Possible causes of cervical inflammation include 1. infection, 2. cervical ectropion, 3. healing period after surgery, 4. menopausal aging, and 5. receiving radiation therapy. Among these, 2, 3, and 4 are not related to cervical cancer. Based on your situation, being 31 years old...

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Abnormal Vaginal Discharge: Is It Normal or a Sign of Pregnancy?

Abnormal vaginal discharge (urgent!!) Doctor: I hope you can answer my question as soon as possible. Recently, my vaginal discharge has lasted a long time, about two weeks. Previously, I would only experience discharge right before my period and around ovulation, but this time it...


Dr. Zhan Deqin Reply:
1. If the vaginal discharge is excessive and has an unusual odor, causes itching, or has an abnormal color (yellow, green, or resembling cottage cheese), it may indicate an infection. 2. If the menstrual cycle is regular and today is only October 12, there is no need to be over...

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Can You Get Pregnant from Semen in the Belly Button?

Will this lead to pregnancy? Injecting semen into the navel will not result in pregnancy. For pregnancy to occur, sperm must be deposited in the vaginal canal, where it can travel through the cervix into the uterus and fertilize an egg. The navel does not provide a pathway for sp...


Dr. Wang Hanzhou Reply:
Sperm cannot enter the uterus through the navel and cause pregnancy.

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Understanding Vaginal Tears: Causes, Concerns, and Solutions

What causes lacerations? Hello: I believe my anatomy shouldn't be significantly different, but I experience tearing pain at the vaginal opening every time I have intercourse. I'm concerned that it might be due to insufficient lubrication; I've used lubricants and a...


Dr. Wu Zongcheng Reply:
The structure of the vagina is highly elastic and flexible, allowing for sexual intercourse and childbirth. If you experience pain or tearing during intercourse, please consider the following points: (1) Do not rush; take your time with foreplay to allow the vagina to become engo...

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Concerns About Brown Vaginal Discharge: What Could It Mean?

Unknown brown liquid I am very worried and hope you can help me. Thank you, doctor: Since my last menstrual period, I have been experiencing brownish liquid flowing from my vagina, and it has been three weeks now, approaching my next period. I am not sure what is happening. I am ...


Dr. Zhan Deqin Reply:
1. You should first see a doctor to check if there are any issues with your cervix or if your uterus and ovaries are functioning normally. 2. An ultrasound examination may be arranged if necessary. 3. Many other conditions can also cause bleeding, such as an intrauterine device (...

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Understanding Fetal Growth Concerns: What to Do When Doctors Disagree

My baby is not growing enough? I am nearly 38 weeks pregnant, but recently my doctor informed me that the baby's placenta is calcified and the weight is insufficient, only around 2400 grams, and there is a slight decrease in amniotic fluid. They suggested inducing labor to a...


Dr. Zhan Deqin Reply:
1. The weight of the baby is estimated using ultrasound, and there may be variations in the calculated weight depending on different doctors or the position of the child. 2. It is recommended that you seek a third opinion from another doctor for further evaluation. 3. Unless ...

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Understanding Increased Vaginal Discharge: Causes and Concerns

Increased secretion? Doctor, I would like to ask about a sudden increase in my vaginal discharge. It has been occurring daily, but I am not close to my menstrual period. The discharge resembles mucus and is a light yellow color. Is there a problem with this? Does it indicate infl...


Dr. Wei Fumao Reply:
During the ovulation period, cervical mucus may increase and typically resembles egg whites. If the discharge is frequently yellow, it is advisable to consult a gynecologist to check for possible inflammation of the cervix or vagina.

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Understanding Cervical Changes: Symptoms and Treatment of Fungal Infections

Symptoms of cervical lesions? Hello, Dr. Hsu. I have been experiencing abnormal vaginal discharge for a long time. I visited a doctor, and they diagnosed me with a fungal infection. Is a fungal infection really that difficult to treat? If the discharge persists for a long time wi...


Dr. Xu Junzheng Reply:
Fungal infections are generally not difficult to treat, unless they involve certain stubborn types of fungi. Typically, vaginal discharge does not cause lesions in the uterus or cervix. Thank you.

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Is Induction Safe for the Baby? Understanding Risks and Concerns

Is inducing labor harmful to the fetus? Hello, Dr. Liang! Recently, I have been particularly attentive to fetal movements due to placental calcification. I noticed a decrease in fetal movements and went to the hospital for an emergency consultation. After diagnosis, it was confir...


Dr. Liang Yinpan Reply:
Ms. Muny: The answers to your questions are as follows: 1) When administered at normal doses, labor-inducing agents generally do not harm the fetus as long as they do not cause excessive uterine contractions that could lead to fetal hypoxia. Since the physician has declared that ...

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Understanding Menopause: Irregular Bleeding Concerns at 54

Menopause Hello, my mother is 54 years old and she stopped menstruating about a year and a half ago. During her menopause, she was taking hormone medication, but in the past two months, she has experienced menstrual bleeding again, which lasts about two weeks. Should we be concer...


Dr. Wei Fumao Reply:
Bleeding may be caused by hormonal factors (poor drug absorption can lead to bleeding). Please consult the physician who prescribed the hormones. Additionally, if the cervix is severely eroded, bleeding may occur during sexual intercourse. Furthermore, excessive endometrial hyper...

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Understanding Post-Abortion Complications: What You Need to Know

Abortion Dr. Wei: Hello, on January 2nd, 2001, I received an email regarding the situation of undergoing a second surgery after a miscarriage. On the evening of January 2nd, after the second surgery, I experienced a small amount of bleeding. When I returned for a follow-up, the d...


Dr. Wei Fumao Reply:
After a typical abortion, the physician will prescribe antibiotics, and uterotonics can promote the expulsion of menstrual blood.

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Understanding Abnormal Discharge After Pap Smear: What You Need to Know

Pap smear test Dear Dr. Liang, Hello! I visited the local health center yesterday at 3:00 PM for a Pap smear. The doctor mentioned that there were signs of inflammation and advised that I wait for 2-3 weeks for the test results. If there are no issues, I can go to the obstetrics...


Dr. Liang Yinpan Reply:
Hello Ms. Chriswen, Your questions are answered as follows: 1. Over the past month, you have experienced an increase in vaginal discharge that is yellow in color and has an odor. This may indicate a vaginal infection or inflammation; it is advisable to consult a gynecologist ...

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Understanding Cryotherapy for Cervical Erosion and Vaginal Health Issues

Cryotherapy I have been suffering from excessive vaginal discharge. The doctor diagnosed me with vaginitis, but the medication hasn't helped. I also frequently experience urethritis. Last week, I noticed a very slight amount of blood in my vaginal discharge. After a pelvic e...


Dr. Lin Zhaopei Reply:
In general, cervical erosion or eversion is closely related to childbirth, as it can result from difficult deliveries, surgeries, or tears. Excessive discharge often causes significant distress for women, and the use of vaginal suppositories typically only addresses the symptoms ...

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Do You Need Pap Smears and Ultrasounds After Hysterectomy?

Pap smear examination Dear Dr. Wei: After a hysterectomy, is it still necessary to have annual Pap smears and abdominal ultrasounds?


Dr. Wei Fumao Reply:
If the uterus is removed due to cancer, or if the cervix is not removed during the hysterectomy, then Pap smears should be performed annually. Additionally, abdominal ultrasound can be used to assess the condition of the ovaries.

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