Patient's question:
Female, 22 years old. I've noticed that my leukorrhea hasn't been normal recently. The color, odor, and amount are all different from before. What's going on with me? Please advise: What should I do about recent lower abdominal pain, increased leukorrhea, and lower back pain?Doctor's answer:
In this case, it is first necessary to consider pelvic inflammation. It is recommended to undergo a gynecological internal examination for a thorough check-up. The gynecological internal examination is also known as a bimanual examination, where the doctor touches your uterus and bilateral adnexa with their hands. If there is tenderness, it indicates the presence of inflammation, and timely treatment is required. Therefore, it is important to consider inflammation, and you should definitely have a gynecological internal examination, not just a simple ultrasound examination. This will further assist in confirming the diagnosis. Currently, a routine vaginal discharge examination and a gynecological internal examination are recommended. After the menstrual period is clean, a follow-up ultrasound examination should be conducted. If the cyst is still present, it is recommended to undergo a tumor series examination. The examination should be done two or three days after the menstrual period is clean, and you can observe the symptoms for 3 to 5 days.