Concerns for Moms Trying to Conceive After Ectopic Pregnancy
Mothers who are eager to conceive? Dear Dr. Lin, I had a right salpingectomy due to an ectopic pregnancy in June of this year, performed via laparoscopic surgery with four incisions. The doctor mentioned that there is severe adhesion in my right pelvic cavity, but the left side ...
Dr. Lin Wenbin Reply:
A hysterosalpingography (HSG) should still be performed to assess the condition. If the fallopian tubes are patent, then considering ovulation induction medications is an option. The chances of achieving a normal pregnancy are also not low. Just keep trying and put in the effort.[Read More] Concerns for Moms Trying to Conceive After Ectopic Pregnancy
Understanding Uterine Pain During Masturbation: Causes and Concerns
During the process of masturbation, some individuals may experience uterine pain? Experiencing occasional pain on the left side of the uterus during masturbation after having sexual experience could be due to several factors. It may be related to ovulation, pelvic muscle tension,...
Dr. Zhang Kunmin Reply:
Hello, based on your description, it is possible that you have inflammation of the pelvic cavity or urinary tract. I recommend that if your symptoms worsen, you consult a specialist in obstetrics and gynecology for relevant examinations. Thank you! Wishing you safety and health. ...[Read More] Understanding Uterine Pain During Masturbation: Causes and Concerns
Can Pelvic Inflammatory Disease Lead to Urinary Tract Infections?
Could pelvic inflammatory disease lead to a urinary tract infection? Hello Doctor, I have been experiencing itching and occasional stabbing pain in my vulva for many years, with discharge that is sometimes yellow and thick white, accompanied by a fishy odor. I often feel a sense ...
Dr. Zhang Kunmin Reply:
Hello, based on your description, it is possible that you have inflammation of the pelvic cavity or urinary tract. I recommend that you consult a specialist in obstetrics and gynecology. After an evaluation, they can determine whether to arrange for relevant tests (such as ultras...[Read More] Can Pelvic Inflammatory Disease Lead to Urinary Tract Infections?
Can Chlamydia Infection Lead to Pelvic Inflammatory Disease?
Clostridium infection issues Hello Dr. Lin: Can an infection with Group B Streptococcus cause pelvic inflammatory disease? Is it possible for the uterus or ovaries to be affected as well? In severe cases, could it lead to abscess formation requiring surgery? Thank you.
Dr. Lin Wenbin Reply:
The primary bacteria responsible for pelvic inflammatory disease (PID) is Chlamydia. Since the uterus, ovaries, and fallopian tubes are all located within the pelvic cavity, inflammation in one area can easily affect another. Patients with pelvic inflammatory disease typically ex...[Read More] Can Chlamydia Infection Lead to Pelvic Inflammatory Disease?
Managing Severe Menstrual Pain: Seeking Solutions Beyond Medication
Menstrual pain Hello Dr. Liu: I have been experiencing menstrual pain for nine years. The first day is the most painful, with soreness in my legs, abdominal cramps, nausea, and vomiting. When I stand up, my vision becomes blurry. I have tried both traditional Chinese medicine and...
Dr. Liu Yuhong Reply:
If menstrual pain is diagnosed by a gynecologist and no tumors or conditions such as endometriosis are found in the pelvic cavity, the primary treatment remains oral analgesics. If oral pain relief is insufficient, other medications may be considered, or laparoscopic surgery may ...[Read More] Managing Severe Menstrual Pain: Seeking Solutions Beyond Medication
Understanding Neural Tube Defects and Fetal Movement: Key Insights for Expecting Parents
Neural tube defects and fetal movement? Hello, Doctor. I would like to inquire about neural tube defects. Previously, I underwent the fourth marker screening (for Down syndrome), and this index was abnormal, leading to a referral to Mackay Memorial Hospital for an ultrasound on J...
Dr. Liu Yuhong Reply:
1. "What checks should I perform or what conditions should I monitor in my baby at birth to detect and treat issues early?" This is the responsibility of your obstetrician during prenatal care! Of course, due to the limitations of contemporary medical technology, many c...[Read More] Understanding Neural Tube Defects and Fetal Movement: Key Insights for Expecting Parents
Can Ultrasound and Pelvic Exams Detect Uterine and Ovarian Issues?
Examination issues Can ultrasound and pelvic examination detect issues related to the uterus, ovaries, fallopian tubes, and pelvic inflammatory disease?
Dr. Liu Yuhong Reply:
The diagnosis of pelvic inflammatory disease (PID) relies on a pelvic examination; ultrasound is only useful in cases of severe PID that leads to the accumulation of pus in the abdominal cavity (for example, tubo-ovarian abscess), where inflammation in the pelvic cavity can be ob...[Read More] Can Ultrasound and Pelvic Exams Detect Uterine and Ovarian Issues?
Understanding Ultrasound and Blood Tests for Endometriosis Diagnosis
Examination issues Can ultrasound examination detect endometriosis? When is the best time to perform a blood test for checking endometriosis?
Dr. Zhang Kunmin Reply:
Hello, the term "endometriosis" refers to the condition where endometrial tissue grows outside the uterine cavity. When it occurs in the ovaries, it forms what is known as a "chocolate cyst," and when it grows within the uterine muscle, it is referred to as &q...[Read More] Understanding Ultrasound and Blood Tests for Endometriosis Diagnosis
Understanding Menstrual Pain After Trauma: What You Need to Know
I'm sorry, but I need specific content to translate. Please In March of this year, I was hit by a chair, and the impact was around the area between my right kidney and pelvic cavity. After the incident, my menstruation suddenly started. In the following months, whenever my p...
Dr. Chen Changfu Reply:
Severe menstrual pain can have various causes. It is advisable to consult a gynecologist, as it is likely unrelated to the recent impact.[Read More] Understanding Menstrual Pain After Trauma: What You Need to Know
Concerns About Chronic Infections and Fertility in Women
excuse me? I have been experiencing abnormal vaginal discharge for the past two to three years. When I took medication, it temporarily resolved, but it returned after a while. Over the past year or two, I have also frequently had inflammation of the uterus and cervix. Since I am ...
Dr. Chen Changfu Reply:
Pelvic inflammatory disease (PID) may recur and can also be reinfected; the causes of infection are complex and may involve multiple bacterial infections. Avoiding complex sexual relationships is a good method to prevent recurrent infections and inflammation of the pelvic cavity.[Read More] Concerns About Chronic Infections and Fertility in Women
Understanding Ovarian Movement and Ultrasound Monitoring After Hysterectomy
Hide and seek of the ovaries? Dear Doctor, Q1. After a total hysterectomy, do the ovaries move within the pelvic cavity, and is it easier to visualize the ovaries during an ultrasound if it is scheduled during the ovulation period? Q2. When I am an elderly woman and ovarian fun...
Dr. Li Guanghan Reply:
1. The ovaries are anchored by ligaments, preventing significant movement. 2. The risk of ovarian cancer increases with age, and postmenopausal women should have annual gynecological ultrasound examinations. Wishing you peace and health.[Read More] Understanding Ovarian Movement and Ultrasound Monitoring After Hysterectomy
Understanding Chocolate Cysts: Symptoms, Causes, and Treatment Options
Chocolate cyst What is a chocolate cyst? Does a chocolate cyst cause pain?
Dr. Chen Changfu Reply:
Dear readers: Hello! "Chocolate cyst" refers to a condition associated with endometriosis, where ectopic endometrial cells cause repeated accumulation of menstrual blood in the pelvic cavity (most commonly in the ovaries), resulting in a dark red, viscous appearance. Th...[Read More] Understanding Chocolate Cysts: Symptoms, Causes, and Treatment Options
Understanding Cervical Pap Smear Requirements and Symptoms of Ovarian Discomfort
Pap smear Regarding the Pap smear test, are there any basic requirements or restrictions for the individual undergoing the examination? For example, are there age limitations? Additionally, I have been experiencing a cramping sensation on the left side of my lower abdomen (possib...
Dr. Lin Zhaopei Reply:
1. Currently, the National Health Bureau stipulates that routine examinations for women who are 30 years old and have had sexual experience can receive a free Pap smear test once a year, provided they have health insurance. 2. If paying out of pocket, there is no age limit, and t...[Read More] Understanding Cervical Pap Smear Requirements and Symptoms of Ovarian Discomfort
Understanding Pap Smears and HPV: Key Questions Answered for Women's Health
Pap Smear & HPV Hello Dr. Lin: I apologize for bothering you again... (1) Yesterday I asked you about the Pap smear report indicating inflammation and a negative HPV result. You mentioned: (If you want to get vaccinated, you can do another test, at least 3 months apart.) When...
Dr. Lin Zhaopei Reply:
1. Since the Pap smear showed inflammation, both the HPV test and Pap smear should be repeated in three months. 2. If the HPV result is negative, the likelihood is low. 3. If the bladder is significantly distended, the accuracy remains the same. 4. The pelvic cavity refers ...[Read More] Understanding Pap Smears and HPV: Key Questions Answered for Women's Health
Understanding Irregular Periods and Pregnancy Testing After Miscarriages
Pregnancy test Hello, I would like to ask: In my first year of marriage, I had two induced abortions (both due to unavoidable circumstances), and the fetuses were both under 10 weeks. In the following year, I intermittently took traditional Chinese medicine due to my desire to co...
Dr. Zhang Yongxuan Reply:
Are you experiencing increased vaginal discharge? The pelvic congestion and lower abdominal pain when lifting heavy objects may indicate inflammation of the uterus or pelvic cavity, which could likely be a result of a previous abortion. Additionally, your prolonged menstrual peri...[Read More] Understanding Irregular Periods and Pregnancy Testing After Miscarriages
Is Hysterosalpingography Necessary for Fertility Issues?
Is it necessary to do it? Hello, I gave birth to my first child in 2003, and since last year, I have not used contraception but have not become pregnant. I visited a gynecologist, and the doctor arranged for a hysterosalpingography (HSG). I have a few questions: (1) The HSG requi...
Dr. Wei Fumao Reply:
(1) It is difficult to determine if there is an allergy. (3) If there is a blockage, it can be checked; if both sides are blocked, conception may be difficult, but if only one side is blocked, one can wait. (4) Laparoscopy can be used to observe the condition of the pelvic cavity...[Read More] Is Hysterosalpingography Necessary for Fertility Issues?
Understanding Post-Menstrual Bleeding: Causes and Concerns for Women
Thank you, doctor? There are three possible reasons for bleeding after sexual intercourse following the end of menstruation: 1. Pelvic Inflammatory Disease (PID): In this case, there may be pain or tenderness in the lower abdomen, and there could be abnormal vaginal discharge. ...
Dr. Liang Yinpan Reply:
Dear Mr. Super Kido, Hello! Here are the answers to your questions: 1. An infection can potentially cause pain similar to menstrual cramps. The presence of vaginal discharge does not necessarily indicate an infection. Pathogens can ascend from the reproductive tract to the pelv...[Read More] Understanding Post-Menstrual Bleeding: Causes and Concerns for Women
Does Pelvic Instability Affect Fertility and Pregnancy Outcomes?
Does pelvic instability affect fertility? Hello Doctor: I have been troubled by sciatica and underwent an X-ray in orthopedics. The X-ray showed several vertebrae in the coccygeal region stacked at different angles and pelvic tilt. There are also white spots in the pelvic cavity,...
Dr. Li Guanghan Reply:
Hello; old pelvic injuries have little impact on future pregnancy rates and miscarriage rates, but during pregnancy, the pressure from the weight of the uterus and fetus can indeed cause more pain. Hsinchu City Hospital, Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology.[Read More] Does Pelvic Instability Affect Fertility and Pregnancy Outcomes?
Is a Pelvic Exam Necessary to Diagnose Pelvic Inflammatory Disease?
Is a pelvic examination necessary for pelvic inflammatory disease? To confirm pelvic inflammatory disease (PID), is an internal examination necessary? What does the pelvic cavity include? What does pelvic inflammatory disease refer to? Thank you for your response, I greatly appre...
Dr. Chen Nengjin Reply:
Hello: Pelvic inflammatory disease (PID) is an infection of the female reproductive organs, including the uterus, ovaries, and fallopian tubes, caused by bacteria. When bacteria that can cause PID proliferate in the lower reproductive tract (cervix, vagina), they can ascend throu...[Read More] Is a Pelvic Exam Necessary to Diagnose Pelvic Inflammatory Disease?
Understanding Menstrual Cramps: Causes and Relief for Teens
Menstrual pain issues? Hello, I am a middle school student. About a week before my period starts, I experience abdominal pain that lasts until around the second day of my menstruation. Why do I have abdominal pain before my period?
Dr. Zhuang Zhijian Reply:
Due to hormonal changes, there may be congestion in the pelvic cavity, which can lead to discomfort and, in some cases, potential organ pathologies. It is advisable to visit a hospital for an ultrasound examination and blood tests.[Read More] Understanding Menstrual Cramps: Causes and Relief for Teens