Understanding Post-Pap Smear Bleeding: Is It Normal?
Bleeding occurred one week after the Pap smear? Hello, doctor! I had a Pap smear last Saturday (June 16), and since then, I've experienced some discomfort in my lower abdomen, along with a small amount of blood-tinged discharge (which was noted to be normal during the examin...
Dr. Huang Jianzhong Reply:
Last Saturday (June 16), I underwent a Pap smear, and since then, I have experienced some discomfort in my lower body, followed by a small amount of blood-tinged discharge (it was noted during the exam that this is a normal occurrence). For the next few days, there was no bleedin...[Read More] Understanding Post-Pap Smear Bleeding: Is It Normal?
When to Schedule Your Next Pap Smear After Treatment: A Guide
Pap smear examination Hello Doctor, I previously had a Pap smear that showed inflammation, and after my follow-up visit, the doctor prescribed a suppository. After using the suppository, the doctor mentioned that if I don't have any discomfort, I don't need to return fo...
Dr. Huang Jianzhong Reply:
The previous Pap smear results indicated inflammation, and after the follow-up visit, the doctor prescribed a suppository. After using the suppository, the doctor mentioned that if I didn't have any discomfort, there was no need for another follow-up visit. How long after th...[Read More] When to Schedule Your Next Pap Smear After Treatment: A Guide
Understanding HPV Infection: Key Questions and Insights for Women’s Health
Infection with human papillomavirus (HPV) Due to abnormal results from the Pap smear (7-CIN1), further biopsy and HPV testing were conducted. The biopsy results indicated CIN1; the high-risk HPV test was positive (detecting three or more types of the virus), while the low-risk HP...
Dr. Zhang Kunmin Reply:
Hello, the response to your inquiry is as follows: 1. About 75% of individuals with HPV infection that progresses to CIN I can revert to normal cells without the virus. 2. This situation can occur. 3. This refers to the persistent presence of high-risk HPV and the progression o...[Read More] Understanding HPV Infection: Key Questions and Insights for Women’s Health
Understanding Pregnancy Test Results: Are They Reliable?
Is the pregnancy test result reliable? On March 30, my menstrual cycle (average about 40 days) started. I had intercourse on April 21 and April 23 using condoms throughout, but the male partner withdrew slowly, and I am uncertain if there was any ejaculation near the vaginal open...
Dr. Zhang Kunmin Reply:
Hello, based on your description, since the doctor has already examined you and prescribed medication, it is recommended that if your menstruation does not occur within two weeks, you should check for pregnancy or other causes. Thank you! Wishing you peace and health, Dr. Zhang.[Read More] Understanding Pregnancy Test Results: Are They Reliable?
Understanding HPV: Concerns About Type 53 After Treatment
Cervical issues Hello, doctor. Here's the situation: Last year, I underwent treatment for genital warts, and I had a single partner during that time. There was no sexual activity during the treatment period. By early this year, after completing the treatment, I tested for HP...
Dr. Cao Guotao Reply:
Hello, HPV is primarily transmitted through sexual contact. If you are in a high-risk group for HPV infection, it is recommended to have a Pap smear every six months. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Understanding HPV: Concerns About Type 53 After Treatment
Understanding HPV Type 53: What You Need to Know for Your Health
Human Papillomavirus (HPV) Hello Doctor, I would like to inquire about my situation. I have been having annual Pap smears since I turned 30, all of which have been normal, and I have also undergone HPV screening. This year, my Pap smear results were normal, but I tested positive ...
Dr. Zhang Kunmin Reply:
Hello, the formation of cervical cancer is closely related to human papillomavirus (HPV). There are over 200 types of HPV, with more than twenty types significantly associated with female genital cancers. The most common high-risk HPV types include 16, 18, 31, 33, 35, 45, 52, and...[Read More] Understanding HPV Type 53: What You Need to Know for Your Health
Why Are There No Symptoms After a Diagnosis of Genital Warts?
Why is it that a diagnosis of cauliflower ear can occur without any symptoms? I previously had genital warts. At that time, I consulted a doctor who prescribed an ointment, and I recovered. However, last year, a Pap smear indicated abnormalities, and subsequent tests for human pa...
Dr. Zhang Kunmin Reply:
Hello, based on your description, the Pap smear report shows mild cellular changes, which may not necessarily present with visible lesions. It is generally recommended to follow up with another Pap smear in three months. Thank you! Wishing you peace and health, Dr. Chang.[Read More] Why Are There No Symptoms After a Diagnosis of Genital Warts?
Understanding Cervical Biopsy and Mild HPV: Key Questions Answered
Endometrial biopsy and mild human papillomavirus (HPV) infection? Hello, Doctor! I had an abnormal result from a cervical vaccine examination at the obstetrics and gynecology department, and the report came out yesterday, April 19th, indicating mild dysplasia. The gynecologist ha...
Dr. Huang Jianzhong Reply:
1. Is general anesthesia necessary for a uterine biopsy and electrosurgery? 2. Is this considered a manifestation of HPV (human papillomavirus)? 3. If I continue to have follow-up examinations, will that prevent any issues? 4. Is it contagious? If I want to engage in sexual activ...[Read More] Understanding Cervical Biopsy and Mild HPV: Key Questions Answered
Trichomoniasis in Pregnancy: Treatment Options and Risks to the Fetus
Pregnant women infected with trichomoniasis? Hello Dr. Tsao, I am currently six weeks pregnant and have been diagnosed with a trichomonas infection from a Pap smear. The doctor prescribed Metronidazole for seven days, to be taken twice a day at 500 mg each time, and mentioned th...
Dr. Cao Guotao Reply:
Hello, it generally does not have an impact. If left untreated, it will not significantly affect future pregnancies or childbirth. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Trichomoniasis in Pregnancy: Treatment Options and Risks to the Fetus
Understanding Abnormal Pink Discharge: Causes and Concerns for Women
Secretion color Hello, I used to have very regular menstrual cycles, but last year I experienced several instances of delayed periods due to work stress. In October or November of last year, it happened again, and in December, I visited a gynecologist regarding my irregular men...
Dr. Lin Manying Reply:
Dear Ms. Min: Regarding your inquiry, it is important to first distinguish between (1) hypomenorrhea (light menstrual flow) and (2) inflammatory discharge; therefore, it is recommended that you visit a gynecologist for further examination. If you have engaged in sexual activity, ...[Read More] Understanding Abnormal Pink Discharge: Causes and Concerns for Women
Understanding Positive Pap Smear Results After HPV Diagnosis
The smear test result is positive? Last week, I discovered that I have genital warts. After an examination, the doctor said it is not serious. A week later, I received a call from the clinic informing me that my Pap smear results were positive. I would like to know if this is rel...
Dr. Huang Jianzhong Reply:
Last week, I discovered that I have genital warts. After an examination, the doctor said it is not serious. A week later, the clinic called to inform me that my Pap smear results were positive. I would like to know if this is related to having genital warts. I have a single sexua...[Read More] Understanding Positive Pap Smear Results After HPV Diagnosis
Understanding Cervical Erosion and Recurring Vaginal Infections
Cervical erosion and recurrent vaginal infections? Hello Doctor, at the end of last year, I visited a gynecologist due to pelvic inflammatory disease. I took medication for two weeks and paid attention to hygiene and care (I only started having sexual intercourse at the end of la...
Dr. Zhang Kunmin Reply:
Hello, the observation of cervical erosion is primarily based on the visible signs of redness and swelling on the surface of the cervix. The causes can range from simple cervical epithelial eversion and inflammation to cervical viral infections and lesions. Further examinations, ...[Read More] Understanding Cervical Erosion and Recurring Vaginal Infections
Understanding Vaginal Inflammation and Menstrual Irregularities: A Guide for Women
Menstrual issues Hello doctor, I would like to ask about my situation. I started having Pap smears at the age of 32, and all my annual tests have been normal, but I have consistently had inflammation. I don't often experience itching in my vagina. What is the definition of i...
Dr. Huang Jianzhong Reply:
Starting at the age of 32, I have been getting Pap smears every year, all of which have been normal, but I have consistently had inflammation. Since I do not often experience vaginal itching, I would like to ask what the definition of inflammation is and why it occurs. Last Octob...[Read More] Understanding Vaginal Inflammation and Menstrual Irregularities: A Guide for Women
Understanding Cervical Dysplasia: Risks, Fertility Impact, and Support
Cervical lesions Hello Doctor, my girlfriend recently had a Pap smear, and the results indicated cervical precancerous lesions. I would like to ask if the mortality rate is high for this condition. Will it affect her future fertility? She is currently not in a stable mental state...
Dr. Cai Yonglong Reply:
Premalignant lesions are not considered cancer, but they require treatment and monitoring. They do not affect fertility, but if there are concerns, a visit to a gynecologist is recommended.[Read More] Understanding Cervical Dysplasia: Risks, Fertility Impact, and Support
Understanding Pink Tissue at the Vaginal Opening: Causes and Concerns
Pink tissue protruding from the vaginal opening? After sexual intercourse, I noticed a pinkish tissue protruding from the vaginal opening. It seems to push outward but does not exit the vagina. There is no discomfort, but I previously experienced bleeding during ovulation. During...
Dr. Zhang Kunmin Reply:
Hello, based on your description, the pink tissue may be normal vaginal tissue if it is not causing any specific symptoms, and it may have just gone unnoticed before. However, if there are any discomforting symptoms or if it becomes more pronounced, it is advisable to consult a g...[Read More] Understanding Pink Tissue at the Vaginal Opening: Causes and Concerns
Understanding HPV and Pap Smear Results: Key Questions Answered for Women
Inquiry about Human Papillomavirus (HPV) Hello Doctor, I recently had my first Pap smear and human papillomavirus (HPV) test at the obstetrics and gynecology clinic. The Pap smear result showed a grade of 2 indicating inflammation, and I tested positive for high-risk HPV type 56....
Dr. Zhang Kunmin Reply:
Hello, based on your description: 1. Since there are no abnormal cells in this Pap smear, it is recommended to have a follow-up Pap smear in one year. 2. After treating vaginal inflammation, the treating physician must determine, based on clinical judgment, whether the treatment ...[Read More] Understanding HPV and Pap Smear Results: Key Questions Answered for Women
Understanding Abnormal Bleeding: Causes and Concerns in Gynecology
Abnormal bleeding Medical History: 38 years and 11 months old. Has had two pregnancies, both delivered via cesarean section, with both pregnancies requiring 2-3 months of hospitalization for bed rest. In 2012, due to frequent abnormal bleeding, endometrial polyps were discovered ...
Dr. Zhang Kunmin Reply:
Hello, the factors that can affect the menstrual cycle or cause intermenstrual bleeding are numerous, including age, environment, lifestyle, stress, emotional instability, weight changes, medications, emergency contraceptive pills, diet, polycystic ovary syndrome, lesions in the ...[Read More] Understanding Abnormal Bleeding: Causes and Concerns in Gynecology
Understanding Birth Control Pills: Menstrual Irregularities and Pregnancy Risks
Regarding pregnancy and contraceptive pills? 1. I finished the first pack of 21-day oral contraceptive pills on January 21, but I experienced bleeding on January 20. I'm not sure if it was my period, but the flow was heavy and bright red, and it continued until January 28. W...
Dr. Huang Jianzhong Reply:
1. I finished the first pack of 21-day oral contraceptives on January 21, but I experienced bleeding on January 20. I'm not sure if it's my period, but the flow was heavy and red, and it continued until January 28. Why is this happening? Generally, isn't it expecte...[Read More] Understanding Birth Control Pills: Menstrual Irregularities and Pregnancy Risks
Understanding Abnormal Bleeding After Menstruation: Causes and Next Steps
Bleeding started two days after the menstrual period ended? A few months ago, I had issues with a vaginal infection. I consulted a doctor and had an ultrasound, which showed no abnormalities. The doctor prescribed medication and suppositories. Recently, after having sexual interc...
Dr. Huang Jianzhong Reply:
A few months ago, I had issues with a vaginal infection. After an ultrasound, the doctor found no abnormalities and prescribed medication and suppositories. Recently, after having sexual intercourse, I noticed slight pink bleeding. My period started on the 12th of this month, but...[Read More] Understanding Abnormal Bleeding After Menstruation: Causes and Next Steps
Understanding Atrophic Vaginitis: Symptoms, Impact, and Treatment Options
Atrophic vaginitis Hello, doctor. Recently, my Pap smear results indicated atrophic vaginitis. My husband passed away a few years ago, and I currently have no sexual partner. I would like to inquire about what atrophic vaginitis is, whether it will affect my daily life, and if I ...
Dr. Huang Jianzhong Reply:
The Pap smear results indicate atrophic vaginitis. Atrophic vaginitis is caused by a deficiency of female hormones. Since you have not experienced any discomfort, there is no need for medical treatment, and it is unlikely to affect your daily life.[Read More] Understanding Atrophic Vaginitis: Symptoms, Impact, and Treatment Options