Patient's question:
For the past four months, my menstrual flow has been light, with regular and on-time periods, but the volume is reduced. Previously, I experienced abdominal pain only on the first day of my period, but now I have abdominal pain during my period, after my period, and even at other times. I have undergone several ultrasounds, which basically show a bit of corpus luteum on the left ovary and fluid accumulation in the uterosacral fossa. I also have degree 3 cervical erosion, and both TCT and HPV tests are negative. I want to know the cause of this abdominal pain—is it inflammation? Irregular menstruation? Or cervical erosion?Doctor's answer:
Abdominal pain is still considered to be caused by inflammation. Sometimes, conditions like appendicitis or pelvic inflammatory disease may not be visible on ultrasound. It is recommended to combine gynecological examination to increase the possibility of inflammation. In addition to timely treatment for reduced menstrual flow, friends should maintain a positive attitude to face the disease. Only in this way can patients receive timely and appropriate treatment. At the same time, it is important to pay attention to dietary care, focusing on light food and avoiding stimulating and cold food. It is believed that this will help drive away the issue of reduced menstrual flow.