Traveling After Childbirth: When Is It Safe for Moms and Babies?
Can public transportation vehicles be produced? Hello, doctor. How long after delivery is it suitable for a postpartum mother and her baby to take long-distance public transportation, such as high-speed rail, or to travel by car? What precautions should be taken? Thank you.
Dr. Yang Wangjun Reply:
Hello: 1. Generally, a woman's body functions and uterus return to normal within six weeks postpartum. Therefore, if the mother can rest and recuperate during this six-week period (commonly referred to as "sitting the month"), it can help prevent issues such as p...[Read More] Traveling After Childbirth: When Is It Safe for Moms and Babies?
Post-RU486 Concerns: Understanding Uterine Changes and Recovery
Follow-up issues after taking RU486? Hello, I terminated my pregnancy at five weeks using RU486. I came across some information online stating that pregnancy can cause issues such as uterine prolapse, pelvic enlargement, and hair loss, among others. Given my situation, will I exp...
Dr. Dai Qihan Reply:
The concerns you have are unfounded and unlikely to occur. Clinically, there are no such post-treatment symptoms. After successfully taking RU486, the most important things to monitor are bleeding and to avoid infection. Avoid irritant foods such as alcohol. Instead, focus on inc...[Read More] Post-RU486 Concerns: Understanding Uterine Changes and Recovery
Understanding Uterine Prolapse: Treatment Options and Expert Advice
Second-degree uterine prolapse troubles!! I am a 52-year-old middle-aged woman: I discovered that I have uterine prolapse two months ago!! (I am very worried) A year ago, I saw a gynecologist who told me I had uterine prolapse. The doctor advised me not to wear tight pants and to...
Dr. Huang Jianxun Reply:
Hello: A second-degree uterine prolapse is generally manageable (there are four degrees), so there's no need to panic. Many women experience this. The principle is to maintain care and perform Kegel exercises, and surgery is only necessary if it causes bothersome symptoms. S...[Read More] Understanding Uterine Prolapse: Treatment Options and Expert Advice
Understanding Uterine Prolapse: Causes, Symptoms, and Solutions
Uterine prolapse I have a slight uterine prolapse that has lasted for three years. The cause of the prolapse may be due to my interstitial cystitis, which requires me to strain when urinating. Since the prolapse, I experience pain during intercourse. I have been doing pelvic exer...
Dr. Xu Junzheng Reply:
The likelihood of experiencing uterine prolapse at the age of 23 is very low. It is recommended to consult a physician for further confirmation. Thank you![Read More] Understanding Uterine Prolapse: Causes, Symptoms, and Solutions
Understanding Dizziness and Menstrual Irregularities: A Guide for Women
Dizziness Recently, I have been experiencing occasional dizziness, which feels like anemia. My last menstrual period started on October 17, and I haven't had my period this month, nor am I pregnant. My gynecologist mentioned that my menstrual blood is not being expelled, whi...
Dr. Lü Lizheng Reply:
You should consult an obstetrician-gynecologist for treatment. Sincerely, Lu Li Zheng.[Read More] Understanding Dizziness and Menstrual Irregularities: A Guide for Women
Understanding Postpartum Uterine Prolapse and Pelvic Floor Relaxation
Postpartum uterine prolapse and pelvic relaxation? Hello, Doctor: I have been experiencing abdominal pain frequently since giving birth a year ago. I have seen several gynecologists who have diagnosed me with uterine prolapse and pelvic floor relaxation, compounded by my retrover...
Dr. Lü Lizheng Reply:
It is recommended to consult a rehabilitation specialist for pelvic floor contraction exercises. Generally, commercially available girdles may not provide significant help. Is it okay to carry a child up and down the stairs? It depends on the severity of the prolapse. Please visi...[Read More] Understanding Postpartum Uterine Prolapse and Pelvic Floor Relaxation
Can Bladder Suspension Surgery Treat Incontinence and Prolapse Together?
Urinary incontinence and uterine prolapse? I am currently taking Bladderon to treat urinary incontinence, but it has not been effective. Therefore, I am considering undergoing bladder suspension surgery. On the other hand, I also have issues with uterine prolapse, so I would like...
Dr. Huang Jianxun Reply:
Uterine prolapse and urinary incontinence can both be caused by the relaxation of pelvic muscles and ligaments. Whether the condition is severe enough to require simultaneous surgical intervention should be discussed with a urogynecologist.[Read More] Can Bladder Suspension Surgery Treat Incontinence and Prolapse Together?
Understanding Urinary Incontinence and Arm Numbness in Women
Urinary incontinence and arm numbness? It is not uncommon for a 52-year-old woman to experience urinary incontinence when coughing or sneezing, especially if there are other contributing factors. The leakage during larger movements or even small actions, as well as the sensation ...
Dr. Li Guanghan Reply:
Hello: 1. Stress urinary incontinence is caused by pelvic relaxation and is related to childbirth, chronic coughing, and heavy lifting. Treatment may begin with hormone supplementation and pelvic floor exercises; 80% of patients experience improvement, and surgery is considered a...[Read More] Understanding Urinary Incontinence and Arm Numbness in Women
Understanding Uterine Prolapse: Treatment Options and When Surgery is Necessary
Uterine prolapse Hello Dr. Zhao, My mother has been experiencing frequent urination at night, but recently she suddenly felt as if her uterus was about to fall out. Therefore, she went to see a gynecologist today, and the doctor diagnosed her with uterine prolapse, recommending...
Dr. Zhao Chengxiang Reply:
Uterine prolapse is classified into three degrees. Additionally, symptoms should be assessed to determine whether surgery is necessary. You may visit our hospital for evaluation and consultation.[Read More] Understanding Uterine Prolapse: Treatment Options and When Surgery is Necessary
Understanding Uterine Prolapse: Symptoms, Causes, and Treatment Options
Uterine prolapse Hello Doctor: I experience severe abdominal pain every time my period comes, and I also have pain during ovulation that makes it difficult to stand. Additionally, I often have lower back pain. Could this be related to uterine prolapse? If I have uterine prolapse,...
Dr. Huang Jianxun Reply:
1. Periodic menstrual pain is indeed a concern for women. 2. Physicians must first rule out other pathological issues such as uterine tumors, adenomyosis, and endometriosis, as uterine prolapse can exacerbate menstrual discomfort. 3. Uterine prolapse requires rehabilitation, ...[Read More] Understanding Uterine Prolapse: Symptoms, Causes, and Treatment Options
Understanding Uterine Prolapse and Breast Blisters: Health Implications Explained
Blister Dear Dr. Lin, I hope you don't mind me asking you a few questions! My mother recently underwent a Pap smear and breast examination at the hospital. Question 1: The doctor informed my mother that she has uterine prolapse. Could you please explain why the uterus may...
Dr. Lin Zhaopei Reply:
1. The causes of uterine prolapse include (1) multiparity (especially when the number of births exceeds four), (2) the mode of delivery, as vaginal delivery is more likely to result in prolapse, particularly when assisted by a midwife, and (3) aging, with a faster rate of decline...[Read More] Understanding Uterine Prolapse and Breast Blisters: Health Implications Explained
Chronic Abdominal Pain in Women: Seeking Answers and Diagnostic Options
Abdominal pain My mother has been experiencing abdominal pain for a year now. She has visited many major hospitals, but no one has been able to determine the cause. Some doctors suggested it might be uterine prolapse, while others said they were unsure of the reason. She has take...
Dr. Wei Fumao Reply:
Please find a nearby large general hospital with multiple specialties that can provide interdisciplinary consultations.[Read More] Chronic Abdominal Pain in Women: Seeking Answers and Diagnostic Options
Understanding Post-Hysterectomy Complications: Infections and Insomnia
Hysterectomy Hello, Dr. Liang; I underwent a hysterectomy two years ago due to uterine prolapse, but I have been experiencing persistent high fever post-surgery. After informing my physician, it was determined that I had a postoperative urinary tract infection (UTI). However, I h...
Dr. Liang Yinpan Reply:
Dear Ms. Dai, 1. The intermittent fever may be caused by a urinary tract infection, and a urinalysis and bacterial culture are needed for confirmation. 2. Insomnia following a hysterectomy may be due to psychological adjustment issues or hormonal imbalances associated with menop...[Read More] Understanding Post-Hysterectomy Complications: Infections and Insomnia
Understanding Pelvic Pain: When to See a Specialist
Please provide the content you would like me to translate? 1. Occasionally, I experience a feeling of heaviness in the anal area, accompanied by abdominal pain. 2. I am unsure if this is related, but during intercourse with my husband, I often feel pain around the lower abdomen, ...
Dr. Wu Zongcheng Reply:
Director Wu Zongcheng of the Tainan Hospital, Department of Health, Executive Yuan, regarding dyspareunia and a sensation of pelvic pressure. Please consult a gynecologist to examine the primary causes, which may include: 1. Gynecological tumors, such as cervical tumors and endom...[Read More] Understanding Pelvic Pain: When to See a Specialist
Understanding Pelvic Pain: When to See a Specialist
Please provide the content you would like me to translate? 1. Occasionally, there is a sensation of heaviness in the anus, accompanied by abdominal pain. 2. I am unsure if this is related, but during intercourse with my husband, I often experience pain around the lower abdomen, w...
Dr. Li Guanghan Reply:
The sensation of anal prolapse may be related to uterine prolapse or the presence of fibroids; therefore, it is advisable to first consult a gynecologist and then, if necessary, see a colorectal specialist.[Read More] Understanding Pelvic Pain: When to See a Specialist
Understanding Uterine Prolapse and Menstrual Flow Issues: A Guide for Women
Uterine prolapse? Menstrual cycle retrograde flow? Hello Dr. Wang, I would like to ask two simple questions, and I appreciate your time! Recently, I visited a traditional Chinese medicine practitioner to adjust my constitution in preparation for pregnancy. The practitioner diag...
Dr. Wang Hanzhou Reply:
Do not believe in such ridiculous diagnoses, and do not be fooled into spending money on so-called treatments to "adjust your constitution."[Read More] Understanding Uterine Prolapse and Menstrual Flow Issues: A Guide for Women
Postpartum Irregularities: Understanding Your Menstrual Cycle Changes
Irregular menstruation after childbirth? I gave birth on October 24, 2000, and it has been over three months since then. The lochia lasted for more than 40 days and turned light yellow. After that, I experienced what seemed like a menstrual period, but the flow was lighter than a...
Dr. Zhan Deqin Reply:
1. Taking too much traditional Chinese medicine (such as Shenghua Decoction) postpartum can lead to abnormal bleeding. 2. Breastfeeding can result in missed periods or only spotting when menstruation is due. 3. It is difficult to determine if there are any issues with your bo...[Read More] Postpartum Irregularities: Understanding Your Menstrual Cycle Changes
Understanding Uterine Retroversion: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment Options
Retroverted uterus 1. Is a retroverted uterus the same as uterine prolapse? 2. Is exercise sufficient to correct a retroverted uterus, or are there other methods available?
Dr. Wang Hanzhou Reply:
1. Retroversion and sagging are two different things. 2. Retroversion is not a pathological condition and does not require anxiety; you can try the knee-chest position exercise.[Read More] Understanding Uterine Retroversion: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment Options