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Can Interstitial Cystitis Cause Leg Numbness? Expert Insights

Bladder issues affecting lower limb numbness? Hello Doctor: I have interstitial cystitis, and for the past few months, I have been experiencing numbness in my lower limbs (from the calves to the toes). When I visited the hospital, I mentioned to the doctor whether this could be r...


Dr. Huang Jianxun Reply:
You can visit Taichung Veterans General Hospital to consult Dr. Hong Man-Rong, who is an expert in this field.

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Understanding Lower Abdominal Discomfort After Childbirth: Possible Causes and Solutions

I feel a dull discomfort in my lower abdomen..? Hello, since I gave birth in November 1997, I have been relying on medication for my menstrual cycle to occur, and I have gained over 30 kg in weight. Recently, I often feel discomfort and dull pain in my lower abdomen, and I wake u...


Dr. Li Guanghan Reply:
Hello: You should go to the hospital for an ultrasound examination and test your blood for hormones such as FSH, LH, and prolactin. There is a high possibility of polycystic ovary syndrome (anovulation). The increased frequency of nighttime urination requires a urine test to chec...

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Post-Sexual Pain: Understanding Discomfort and Possible Causes

Pain after sexual intercourse? After having sexual intercourse with my boyfriend, I experience pain in my lower abdomen and also pain around the labia (it hurts even when I wash with water), as if there are wounds. I have a history of cystitis with hematuria and have seen doctors...


Dr. Dai Qihan Reply:
Hello, Xianqi: Based on your symptoms, there may be an infection in the reproductive or urinary system. It is necessary for you to visit the clinic for an examination. As for your menstrual issues, if your periods are regular each month, there should not be any significant proble...

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Understanding Lower Abdominal Pain and Frequent Urination in Women

Lower abdominal pain and frequent urination? Dear Dr. Cheng, Hello. Since I had a cesarean section four years ago, I have occasionally experienced dull pain in my lower abdomen after sexual intercourse, accompanied by frequent urination, but it usually resolves after a few days....


Dr. Li Guanghan Reply:
I suggest that you first undergo an examination of the urinary system, such as tests for cystitis or urodynamics. Some women who have given birth may experience pelvic relaxation issues. If these problems are ruled out, you can directly consult the obstetrician-gynecologist who p...

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Understanding Chlamydia Infection: Risks, Transmission, and Treatment Options

Clostridium infection Hello Dr. Jan: I previously asked you about pelvic inflammatory disease. The doctor who examined me suggested that I get tested for Chlamydia (due to recurrent infections). I was shocked to find out that the test result came back positive! I can't belie...


Dr. Zhan Deqin Reply:
Chlamydia is a microorganism that exists between bacteria and filterable viruses. After infection, it grows within cells and can be transmitted to both males and females. In males, it can lead to urethritis, epididymitis, and cystitis. In females, it can cause vaginitis, urethrit...

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Understanding Abdominal Pain and Urinary Issues After First Sexual Experience

A question? Hello, doctor: Recently, when I had sexual intercourse with my boyfriend for the first time, I felt bloated and experienced pain in my abdomen. After urinating, I felt like I hadn't completely emptied my bladder, and I tried to urinate again but couldn't. Th...


Dr. Chen Fuhao Reply:
Hello, Miss: According to your statement, approximately 80% of urinary tract infections occur within 24 hours after sexual intercourse, and women are at a higher risk of developing urinary tract infections. This is because the distance between the urethral and vaginal openings in...

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Understanding Chocolate Cysts: Causes, Risks, and Treatment Options

Chocolate cyst Hello Doctor: 1. It has been in my body for two years. Due to some factors, I haven't seen a doctor until now. After a long time, it pressed on my bladder and caused inflammation, which is why I sought medical attention. Is the bladder inflammation really rela...


Dr. Wei Fumao Reply:
1. Cystitis is not related to chocolate cysts. 2. Pregnancy may improve the condition, but if the cysts are larger than one centimeter, they are unlikely to resolve. Ignoring them may lead to infertility, so it is advisable to find ways to conceive as soon as possible. 3. Patient...

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Understanding Vaginal Tears: Healing, Treatment, and Persistent Pain

Seeking medical advice on behalf of a friend? Hello Dr. Jan: I would like to inquire about a friend who has a tear or an unknown wound in the vagina. Will it heal on its own? Also, if it is difficult to heal, is it advisable to apply antibiotic ointment? Previously, she consulted...


Dr. Zhan Deqin Reply:
1. Some may heal on their own. 2. Please do not apply medication randomly; you should consult a gynecologist. 3. It may be accompanied by a urinary tract infection, so I will prescribe medication for that. 4. Take it to a gynecologist for diagnosis; do not worry unnecessari...

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Understanding Pelvic Pain: Causes, Symptoms, and Prevention Tips

Cervical cancer Hello, I would like to know why I experience sharp pain in my lower abdomen near the bladder, and it feels like I can't fully empty my bladder or that there's a burning sensation when I urinate. Sometimes it resolves quickly, but occasionally during inte...


Dr. Zhan Deqin Reply:
As you mentioned, there seems to be a phenomenon of cystitis. Please go to the hospital for a check-up with a physician.

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Understanding Post-Intercourse Pain in Women: Causes and Insights

Postoperative pain My wife and I just got married a little over a month ago, and recently she often tells me that she feels abdominal pain the day after we have intercourse, and that her uterus feels heavy, especially when she has a bowel movement. Could you please explain why th...


Dr. Wu Zongcheng Reply:
"Postcoital pain" can be categorized into three main types: (1) Diseases of the female reproductive organs, such as tumors or inflammation, which require examination and treatment by a gynecologist. (2) Inadequate preparation prior to intercourse, including insufficient...

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Understanding Vaginal Discharge: Causes, Symptoms, and Infections

Secretions The usual discharge is predominantly milky white and does not have any odor. There is only some itching before menstruation, and there is pain in the vulva before each menstrual period, which resolves after menstruation. What type of vaginal infection could this be? Ad...


Dr. Zhan Deqin Reply:
Before and after menstruation, due to a weakened immune system, infections, especially fungal infections, are common. Vaginal infections can also affect the urethra, particularly after sexual intercourse, leading to urethritis and cystitis. Symptoms of cystitis include frequent u...

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Understanding Adenomas: Causes, Symptoms, and When to Seek Further Testing

Adenoma Hello, Doctor: I would like to ask you about the causes of adenoma formation. Recently, I experienced urethritis and abdominal pain during urination. The doctor performed an ultrasound and found an approximately 2 cm adenoma. The doctor told me it is not a concern and tha...


Dr. Wang Jionglang Reply:
The cause of an adenomyoma is due to the invasion and hyperplasia of the endometrium into the myometrium. If severe, symptoms may include dysmenorrhea and menorrhagia. Your condition appears to be approximately 2 cm; if there are no severe symptoms, it is advisable to continue mo...

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