Patient's question:
During an attack, there is a bloated pain in the groin, crying when squatting, constantly shouting about the bloating. Occasionally, with very little white discharge and a bad mood, the condition is triggered. It has been a five-year history. Previous treatment and outcomes: Visited many hospitals for a thorough examination, but there were no results. What kind of assistance is needed: Need to know what kind of examination to do.Doctor's answer:
It is still recommended to go to the gynecology department for a check-up. Advice: Your child is still too young. If there is swelling between the legs, it is essential to have a doctor examine it to determine what type it is. A urine test should be conducted to check for any urinary tract infections. Generally, there is no need for a vaginal discharge test as the child is too young. Post-operative care: Pay attention to diet by consuming more vegetables and fruits, drinking plenty of water, and maintaining good sleep. Keep a positive mood, avoid getting angry, and manage emotions.