Does Wireless Router Radiation Affect Fetal Development?
Does radiation from wireless base stations affect the fetus? Hello, Doctor: Recently, I set up a wireless router at home. I noticed that when it was placed in the living room, I experienced headaches while connected (similar to headaches caused by radiation waves when using a mob...
Dr. Li Guanghan Reply:
Hello: It is best to remove it, as strong radiation waves may affect the fetus. Dr. Cheng Jin-He, Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Hsinchu Hospital, Ministry of Health and Welfare.[Read More] Does Wireless Router Radiation Affect Fetal Development?
Understanding Fallopian Tube Procedures: Impact on Fertility and Discomfort
Fallopian tubes Hello Doctor: Is there radiation involved in a tubal procedure? Is it good for the body? Could it affect infertility? Is the procedure uncomfortable? A friend of mine had it done and experienced pain for two to three days before gradually feeling better. Is it nec...
Dr. Wei Fumao Reply:
If you have not used any contraception for a year and are unable to conceive, you should consult a fertility specialist for evaluation. Your question is too complex to be addressed in a few sentences, so please visit a fertility clinic and seek advice from a specialist in that fi...[Read More] Understanding Fallopian Tube Procedures: Impact on Fertility and Discomfort
Understanding X-Ray Risks During Pregnancy: What You Need to Know
X-ray film Hello Doctor: My last menstrual period was on July 8, 2004. On August 5, I had two X-rays taken due to lower back pain, one for the abdomen and one for the lumbar region. During my prenatal check-up today, the doctor informed me that there is a risk of having a baby wi...
Dr. Liang Yinpan Reply:
Hello, Ms. Huang! The first two months of pregnancy are a critical period for the development of various tissues and organs in the embryo. Exposure to X-ray radiation during this time can lead to fetal malformations, and in severe cases, may result in miscarriage. However, the de...[Read More] Understanding X-Ray Risks During Pregnancy: What You Need to Know
Radiation and Electromagnetic Wave Concerns During Pregnancy
Will this cause radiation or electromagnetic wave harm? Hello Dr. Lu, I am a bank employee and I am currently 9 weeks pregnant. My job requires me to sit at a counter and work with a computer every day. I am concerned whether this exposure might pose any radiation risks to my fet...
Dr. Lü Lizheng Reply:
According to current research, your condition does not show any significant adverse effects on the fetus. Sincerely, Lǚ Lìzhèng.[Read More] Radiation and Electromagnetic Wave Concerns During Pregnancy
Understanding Rectal Fistulas: Risks, Treatment Options, and Recovery
Rectal wall fistula I am currently 26 years old. When I was 17, I underwent surgery for a rectal wall fistula at Tri-Service General Hospital, but the surgery was unsuccessful. I would like to know if there is still a possibility of failure if I undergo surgery again now. Half a ...
Dr. Chen Changfu Reply:
Dear netizens: Hello! Due to the susceptibility of the rectal organ to contamination, surgical repair of vaginal-rectal fistulas carries a risk of failure. Female vaginal-rectal fistulas may occur due to anal-rectal wall lacerations during childbirth, leading to poor healing of p...[Read More] Understanding Rectal Fistulas: Risks, Treatment Options, and Recovery
Understanding Menopause: Is It Normal for Periods to Return?
Menopause issues Hello, I would like to ask a question. My mother is 47 years old and experienced premature menopause before the age of 40. She went to the hospital for examination at that time, but no cause was found. However, two months ago, my mother discovered that her menstr...
Dr. Lin Manying Reply:
Hello: Menopause before the age of 35 is referred to as premature ovarian failure, and the causes may be unknown. Possible factors include genetics, radiation or chemotherapy, surgery, ovarian inflammation, and autoimmune disorders. If natural menstruation has not occurred for ov...[Read More] Understanding Menopause: Is It Normal for Periods to Return?
Impact of Computer Radiation on Fetal Health During Pregnancy
Computer Radiation Issues Hello, does working in front of a computer for nine hours a day affect fetal health? I am currently two months pregnant and experiencing a lot of discharge; is this normal? Thank you for your response!
Dr. Zhan Deqin Reply:
The sides and back of computer monitors are the areas with the highest radiation emission; it is advisable to avoid these areas. Additionally, be mindful of whether other colleagues' monitors are facing you directly.[Read More] Impact of Computer Radiation on Fetal Health During Pregnancy
Understanding Missed Periods: Causes Beyond Pregnancy
Distress Aside from the possibility of pregnancy, there are several other reasons why menstruation may be absent. These can include hormonal imbalances, stress, significant weight loss or gain, excessive exercise, polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), thyroid disorders, and certain m...
Dr. Jian Hongmou Reply:
(1) Besides pregnancy, there are several other possible reasons for a missed period: 1. Systemic diseases: Conditions such as gastrointestinal dysfunction, tuberculosis, nephritis, severe anemia, and anorexia can lead to this. 2. Hypothalamic causes: Psychological factors such as...[Read More] Understanding Missed Periods: Causes Beyond Pregnancy
Are X-Rays Safe for Infants? Understanding Potential Risks and Effects
Will children have any long-term effects from X-ray exposure? Doctor, my daughter just turned 10 months old and one night she woke up crying, which made the family quite anxious. We took her to a private clinic to check for any illnesses, and the initial examination showed everyt...
Dr. Shi Chengyang Reply:
The radiation dose from a single X-ray for children is generally not expected to have an impact on physiological development. If you have further questions, please consult the pediatric department at our hospital. Thank you for your concern from the Department of Obstetrics and G...[Read More] Are X-Rays Safe for Infants? Understanding Potential Risks and Effects
Understanding Cervical Cancer: Stages, Treatments, and Survival Rates
Cervical cancer Your questions: Cervical Cancer: 1. How many stages are there for cervical cancer? 2. How is each stage treated? 3. What are the cure rates for each stage? 4. What is the recurrence rate? Response from Dr. Wu Tsung-Cheng, Obstetrics and Gynecology, Tainan Hospital...
Dr. Wu Zongcheng Reply:
1. The five-year survival rate refers to the percentage of cancer patients who continue to live for five years after completing treatment. Generally, cancer treatment uses the five-year survival rate as a benchmark, and surviving for more than five years is considered a sign of g...[Read More] Understanding Cervical Cancer: Stages, Treatments, and Survival Rates
Understanding Cervical Cancer Stages, Treatments, and Survival Rates
Cervical cancer Cervical Cancer: 1. How many stages are there for cervical cancer? 2. What are the treatment options for each stage? 3. What is the cure rate for each stage? 4. What is the incidence rate?
Dr. Wu Zongcheng Reply:
The Tainan Hospital of the Department of Health replies: 1. Clinically, cervical cancer is divided into four stages. 2. Early-stage cancers include stages Ia, Ib, and IIa, with surgical treatment as the primary method and radiation therapy as an adjunct. For cervical cancer at st...[Read More] Understanding Cervical Cancer Stages, Treatments, and Survival Rates
Understanding Radiobacter: Implications for Cervical Health and Treatment
What is radiobacter? Hello Dr. Lin, I had a Pap smear test, and the results indicate inflammation and a special infection (radiation bacteria). Could you please explain what this means and whether treatment is necessary? Thank you.
Dr. Lin Manying Reply:
Actinomycetes infection in the female reproductive tract is an infection associated with the use of intrauterine devices (IUDs). If severe, it may lead to pelvic inflammatory disease, infertility, and pelvic tuberculosis. The management involves the removal of the IUD and pharmac...[Read More] Understanding Radiobacter: Implications for Cervical Health and Treatment
Understanding Stage II Cervical Cancer: Cure Rates and Treatment Options
Cervical cancer Hello Dr. Cheng: What is the cure rate for stage II cervical cancer? Is surgery necessary? How much longer can one expect to live after treatment?
Dr. Li Guanghan Reply:
Hello: Stage II cervical cancer is further divided into 2A and 2B. For stage 2A, the previous approach advocated for surgical resection, while for stage 2B and later stages, radiation therapy is recommended. Additionally, factors such as body type, age, and lymph node metastasis ...[Read More] Understanding Stage II Cervical Cancer: Cure Rates and Treatment Options
Essential Steps for a Healthy Pregnancy: Tips and Considerations
Pregnancy 1. What actions should I take to ensure I conceive and have a healthy baby? 2. What should I do if I have hepatitis B? Will it affect the baby? Are there any remedies? 3. What is the approximate cost of prenatal check-ups? Do private clinics offer these services?
Dr. Lü Lizheng Reply:
Hello EVN! 1. Regular prenatal check-ups are essential. Additionally, it is important to avoid substances harmful to the fetus, such as smoking, alcohol, chemical drugs, and radiation. Cultivating good habits, such as a balanced diet, regular exercise, and adequate sleep, helps...[Read More] Essential Steps for a Healthy Pregnancy: Tips and Considerations
Impact of X-rays on Fertility and Early Pregnancy: What You Need to Know
The effects of X-rays on fertilized eggs? Hello, my husband and I are planning for pregnancy, so I have been measuring my basal body temperature for several months. I expect my next ovulation day to be September 20th. However, on the same day, September 20th, I have an appointmen...
Dr. Zhan Deqin Reply:
During a bad pregnancy, it is certainly advisable to avoid X-rays as much as possible. However, the radiation dose from a chest X-ray is quite low and should not pose a problem for the egg, as fertilization has not yet occurred and the egg has not begun to divide. Nevertheless, y...[Read More] Impact of X-rays on Fertility and Early Pregnancy: What You Need to Know
Understanding Irregular Periods: Causes and Solutions for Women
Menstrual irregularities have been persistent? I got my first period in the second year of junior high school. Since then, my menstrual cycle has been very irregular, ranging from two months to three or four months, and even up to six months. Recently, I experienced some premenst...
Dr. Lin Zhaopei Reply:
Generally speaking, irregular menstruation can be explored through brain hormones, ovarian function, and the uterus. However, given your age, the issues are primarily related to the first two factors. If academic or life stress is too high, the brain's gonadotropin-releasing...[Read More] Understanding Irregular Periods: Causes and Solutions for Women
Does Switching to an LCD Monitor Reduce Radiation Risks for Babies?
Please provide the content you would like me to translate Hello, doctor. If I replace my computer monitor with an LCD screen, will the radiation exposure to my baby be reduced? The person selling computers said that LCD screens emit no radiation. Is this correct? Thank you.
Dr. Lin Zhaopei Reply:
Generally speaking, LCD screens emit significantly less radiation compared to traditional monitors. Whether they are completely free of radiation is a question best directed to computer professionals. However, the lower the radiation levels, the less potential harm there is to ba...[Read More] Does Switching to an LCD Monitor Reduce Radiation Risks for Babies?
Is Screen Time Safe During Early Pregnancy? Expert Insights
The doctor would like to ask? I am one month pregnant, but my job requires me to spend long hours in front of a computer and television, approximately 8 hours a day. Will this radiation harm my fetus? Thank you!
Dr. Lin Zhaopei Reply:
Just one month pregnant typically refers to 4 to 8 weeks. Generally, the formation of fetal organs occurs between 4 to 11 weeks. Excessive radiation exposure should be approached with caution; in addition to protective measures (such as installing protective shields), it is advis...[Read More] Is Screen Time Safe During Early Pregnancy? Expert Insights
Understanding Radiobacteria in Cervical Pap Smear Results: Treatment Insights
Cervical Pap Smear Test Hello Dr. Cheng: The result of the Pap smear shows signs of inflammation (Actinomyces). What is Actinomyces? Is treatment necessary? Thank you.
Dr. Li Guanghan Reply:
Radiation bacteria are generally found in the female genital tract. If detected in a smear test, treatment is not necessary unless it causes pelvic inflammatory disease or severe vaginal infection.[Read More] Understanding Radiobacteria in Cervical Pap Smear Results: Treatment Insights
Understanding Radiation Bacteria in Pap Smear Results: Treatment Insights
Concerns about Pap smear testing? The results of the Pap smear indicate the presence of inflammation and a specific infection (Actinomyces). Dr. Chen, what is Actinomyces, and is treatment necessary?
Dr. Chen Changfu Reply:
Dear netizens: Hello! Actinomyces is an anaerobic, Gram-positive bacterium named for its filamentous, radiating appearance. Its presence does not necessarily lead to immediate pathogenicity. However, when there is necrotic tissue or other bacterial infections, Actinomyces may exa...[Read More] Understanding Radiation Bacteria in Pap Smear Results: Treatment Insights