Understanding Lower Abdominal Pain During Menstruation: Causes and Concerns
Lower abdominal discomfort? When menstruating, I experience a clear stabbing or dull pain in the lower abdomen, specifically in the area of the uterus, while using a squat toilet to urinate. Sometimes the pain is quite intense, while other times it is milder and improves after re...
Dr. Zhang Kunmin Reply:
Hello, based on your description, it is unlikely that there is a prolapse issue. However, if the discomfort persists or if you are still concerned about prolapse, I recommend consulting a specialist for evaluation and treatment. Thank you! Wishing you peace and health. Dr. Chang[Read More] Understanding Lower Abdominal Pain During Menstruation: Causes and Concerns
Understanding Small Growths at the Vaginal Opening: What You Need to Know
There are small growths at the vaginal opening? Hello, doctor. Recently, I noticed a small lump at the vaginal opening, and after researching online, I'm worried it might be a sign of uterine prolapse. However, I haven't experienced any unusual symptoms, my menstrual cy...
Dr. Xu Junrui Reply:
Rest assured, uterine prolapse typically occurs in women over the age of 40 who have had natural childbirth, so your chances of experiencing prolapse are quite low. If you notice any abnormal growths or lumps in the vagina, it is advisable to visit a clinic for a proper diagnosis...[Read More] Understanding Small Growths at the Vaginal Opening: What You Need to Know
Understanding Uterine Prolapse and Its Impact on Frequent Urination
Frequent urination issues? The doctor asked you the following question: Is a retroverted uterus congenital? I have visited several gynecologists and none of them mentioned that I have a retroverted uterus. After giving birth on April 10, 2015, I have had a constant urge to urinat...
Dr. Cao Guotao Reply:
Hello, it seems that neither of the two specialists you consulted was able to resolve your issue. Have you considered visiting a medical center to see a urologist? Wishing you good health.[Read More] Understanding Uterine Prolapse and Its Impact on Frequent Urination
Understanding Anterior Uterine Prolapse and Its Impact on Frequent Urination
Frequent urination? Hello, doctor. I would like to ask if a uterine prolapse is congenital. I have visited several gynecologists, and none of them mentioned that I have a uterine prolapse. After giving birth on April 10, 2015, I have had a constant urge to urinate for 24 hours st...
Dr. Cao Guotao Reply:
Hello, a retroverted uterus is a congenital condition and does not necessarily cause frequent urination unless the uterus is significantly enlarged and compressing the bladder. If frequent urination persists, it is advisable to consult a urologist to check for other potential iss...[Read More] Understanding Anterior Uterine Prolapse and Its Impact on Frequent Urination
Understanding Uterine Prolapse: Symptoms and Solutions for Women
Feeling of uterine prolapse Hello doctor, I have given birth to two children, and it has been 15 years. Over these 15 years, I often feel a sensation of my uterus descending, but it was initially just a mild discomfort. Recently, however, it has become more frequent and now I usu...
Dr. Zhong Wenzhen Reply:
This is a phenomenon of relaxation of the uterine suspensory ligaments. Treatment options include medication or surgical intervention. Please consult your physician for a diagnosis and then discuss appropriate treatment options. Wishing you well.[Read More] Understanding Uterine Prolapse: Symptoms and Solutions for Women
Understanding Uterine Prolapse: Symptoms and Solutions for Women
Feeling of uterine prolapse? Hello, I am a woman who has given birth to two children. It has been 15 years since my second child was born. After giving birth, the doctor informed me that I have uterine prolapse. Over the years, I have occasionally experienced pain and discomfort....
Dr. Dong Yuhong Reply:
Hello; there are many causes of abdominal pain, and in the field of obstetrics and gynecology, conditions such as uterine prolapse, uterine inflammation, and endometriosis are associated with abdominal pain. You have a clear issue with uterine prolapse following childbirth, and y...[Read More] Understanding Uterine Prolapse: Symptoms and Solutions for Women
Does Coughing Affect Abdominal Pressure and Uterine Prolapse?
Does coughing make a difference? Does frequent coughing due to a cold affect abdominal pressure? Whenever I catch a cold, I cough non-stop, and previously, I experienced urinary leakage due to urgency when coughing. My doctor advised me to press on my abdomen while coughing, whic...
Dr. Lin Wenbin Reply:
Chronic cough should be carefully examined for potential thoracic diseases. A cough caused by a cold typically does not last long and does not lead to uterine prolapse. Trying Kegel exercises can help strengthen the pelvic floor muscles, which may prevent uterine prolapse.[Read More] Does Coughing Affect Abdominal Pressure and Uterine Prolapse?
Understanding Uterine Prolapse: Treatment Options and Support
Uterine prolapse Hello, my mother is experiencing urinary difficulties due to a stroke. After examination, the doctor diagnosed her with uterine prolapse and recommended surgery or the insertion of a pessary. I would like to know if your hospital offers training for pessary inser...
Dr. Dong Yuhong Reply:
Hello; our hospital currently does not have a pessary available, but based on the situation you described, inserting a pessary is one of the treatment options to consider. When selecting a pessary, it is important to pay attention to the size, function, method of use, and potenti...[Read More] Understanding Uterine Prolapse: Treatment Options and Support
Postpartum Lower Abdominal Pain: Causes, Concerns, and Future Pregnancy Risks
Postpartum lower abdominal pain? In April, I became pregnant, but due to the baby's heart irregularities, enlarged kidneys, and thick neck skin, the doctor diagnosed the situation and I underwent a medical abortion at 22 weeks. I was induced with medication and delivered as ...
Dr. Chen Changfu Reply:
There are many possible causes of lower abdominal pain in women, which are not necessarily related to gynecological issues and may not be directly associated with a previous miscarriage. It is advisable to seek medical consultation for proper diagnosis and treatment.[Read More] Postpartum Lower Abdominal Pain: Causes, Concerns, and Future Pregnancy Risks
Understanding Post-Surgery Complications After Uterine Removal and Reconstruction
My mother had her uterus removed, and there are complications from the reconstruction surgery? Hello Doctor: My mother had her uterus removed previously, and her internal organs started to prolapse. Last month, she underwent reconstructive surgery to suspend the organs back in pl...
Dr. Dong Yuhong Reply:
Hello: Uterine prolapse and urinary incontinence are both results of pelvic floor structural relaxation in women. Given your mother's situation, consulting with a specialist in obstetrics and gynecology, a urogynecologist, or a urologist would be appropriate. Thank you.[Read More] Understanding Post-Surgery Complications After Uterine Removal and Reconstruction
Common Concerns During Pregnancy: Sexual Activity and Health Risks
Some issues after pregnancy? Hello, Doctor: I am currently 23 weeks pregnant. The baby's position is lower, and my uterus is slightly prolapsed, which is pressing on my bladder. It seems to be closer to the cervix, so I would like to ask the doctor: 1. Is it true that this p...
Dr. Dong Yuhong Reply:
Hello: Regarding the issues you mentioned, it is important to consider whether you are concerned about uterine prolapse or early uterine contractions. I recommend discussing your situation with your obstetrician, as they will be able to provide a clearer understanding of your spe...[Read More] Common Concerns During Pregnancy: Sexual Activity and Health Risks
Understanding Postpartum Uterine Prolapse: Causes, Risks, and Recovery
Postpartum uterine prolapse After giving birth, a protrusion gradually appeared at the vaginal opening. Upon examination, the doctor diagnosed it as uterine prolapse, which has caused cervical exposure. Due to nervousness, I forgot to ask the following questions, and I would like...
Dr. Chen Changfu Reply:
Inappropriate abdominal pressure during labor can easily lead to uterine prolapse after delivery. If this occurs within six weeks postpartum, the degree of uterine prolapse may improve as the pelvic floor muscles gradually regain tension. Uterine prolapse does not prevent pregnan...[Read More] Understanding Postpartum Uterine Prolapse: Causes, Risks, and Recovery
Understanding Uterine Prolapse: Treatment Options and Lifestyle Impact
Uterine prolapse Uterine prolapse has affected my daily life, and I often feel a sensation of something dropping below. I visited a gynecologist, and the doctor suggested two options: 1. Surgical removal of the uterus, or 2. Elevating the position of the uterus. I would like to k...
Dr. Dong Yuhong Reply:
Hello: The methods suggested by the physician are generally based on an assessment of your condition and the options available to you. The National Health Insurance covers certain aspects, while the out-of-pocket costs may relate to your request for specific materials. Excessive ...[Read More] Understanding Uterine Prolapse: Treatment Options and Lifestyle Impact
Understanding Uterine Issues: Irregular Periods and Pain Management
Uterine issues? Hello, my menstrual cycle is irregular. When it comes, it is heavy and accompanied by blood clots. The abdominal pain is one thing, but my lower back pain is so severe that I can’t stand or sit. I went to a well-known hospital, and after examination, the doctor sa...
Dr. Zhang Kunmin Reply:
Hello, Amei: The secondary medical consultation you mentioned actually involves different symptoms (1. irregular menstruation, dysmenorrhea, heavy menstrual flow, 2. prolonged menstruation). Therefore, the explanations from the examining physician may vary. Hormonal imbalance, en...[Read More] Understanding Uterine Issues: Irregular Periods and Pain Management
Understanding Uterine Prolapse and Thickening: Treatment Options Explained
Uterine hypertrophy and prolapse Doctor, I have a question. I have uterine prolapse and hypertrophy, and I've been experiencing persistent pain in my uterus. After undergoing examinations, I was informed of these conditions. Do I need to undergo a hysterectomy?
Dr. Dong Yuhong Reply:
Hello: Is your pain caused by uterine prolapse? Is there a possibility of an issue with endometrial odor? You need to understand your family planning issues and whether there are other causes of abdominal pain. As for whether a hysterectomy is necessary, that should be discussed ...[Read More] Understanding Uterine Prolapse and Thickening: Treatment Options Explained
Understanding Uterine Prolapse: When is Surgery Necessary?
Uterine prolapse Hello Doctor, my mother is about 74 years old and has recently been diagnosed with uterine prolapse. She has seen two gynecologists at major hospitals, and both doctors said it is not severe and that surgery is not necessary. However, since part of her uterus is ...
Dr. Dong Yuhong Reply:
Hello: When considering surgery for uterine prolapse in elderly patients, several issues need to be addressed: 1. Are there any other underlying medical conditions? 2. Are there any other uterine pathologies aside from the prolapse? 3. Has there been an assessment of changes in t...[Read More] Understanding Uterine Prolapse: When is Surgery Necessary?
Managing Uterine Prolapse in Older Women: Non-Surgical Options
Uterine prolapse Hello, Doctor Dong. My mother is 65 years old and recently noticed blood stains on her underwear, which turned out to be caused by uterine prolapse extending to the outside due to constant friction. I would like to ask the doctor: Given that my mother has hyperte...
Dr. Dong Yuhong Reply:
Hello: Your mother's condition involves uterine prolapse along with hypertension and diabetes. If there are concerns about the risks of surgery and she prefers not to undergo an operation, using a pessary may help alleviate the external friction associated with the prolapse....[Read More] Managing Uterine Prolapse in Older Women: Non-Surgical Options
Understanding Anterior Uterine Tilt: Implications and Management Options
Anteverted uterus Hello Doctor: I found out during my health check this year that I have an anteverted uterus. What does this mean and how should I manage it? Sincerely, hv9797, August 3, 1998.
Dr. Zhong Wenzhen Reply:
Hello, Miss: Thank you for your inquiry. I would like to respond to your question and provide the following suggestions: 1. Anterior uterine tilt is a completely normal physiological condition, affecting approximately 80% of women. 2. In contrast, uterine prolapse, as well as bla...[Read More] Understanding Anterior Uterine Tilt: Implications and Management Options
What to Do If You Notice a Soft Mass from Your Vagina?
excuse me? I have a lump of flesh coming out of my vagina, but I don't know what it is. It is soft and different from hemorrhoids. Which department should I see for a consultation?
Dr. Yang Wangjun Reply:
Hello: 1. Older multiparous women may experience uterine prolapse, cystocele, or rectocele, all of which can result in these organs protruding through the vagina. 2. In younger individuals, it is important to consider the possibility of vaginal tumors, uterine fibroids, vulvar tu...[Read More] What to Do If You Notice a Soft Mass from Your Vagina?
Abnormal Discharge: Understanding Symptoms and Possible Causes
Abnormal discharge Hello, I have two children, and the youngest is already in the third grade of elementary school. Last year, she experienced excessive discharge and visited the gynecologist multiple times due to recurrent bacterial and fungal infections. She has been treated wi...
Dr. Huang Jianxun Reply:
Dear Mother Niu: "There is some watery discharge." Vaginal secretions that are not yellow-green, cloudy, or foul-smelling should not be a concern. Wishing you peace and health. Sincerely, Dr. Huang Jian-Hsun, Director of the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Taoy...[Read More] Abnormal Discharge: Understanding Symptoms and Possible Causes