Patient's question:
Female, after giving birth, menstruation is always not normal, either the time is wrong or the amount and color of menstruation are abnormal. Please ask: What are the symptoms of menstrual disorders?Doctor's answer:
Physicians can decide on appropriate examinations based on the patient's condition. Common examination methods include the following: (1) Detailed medical history inquiry to identify possible causes, with patients striving for accurate information. (2) Comprehensive physical examination to determine if there are any serious systemic diseases. (3) Pelvic examination to preliminarily assess whether there are any abnormalities, tumors, or inflammation in the reproductive organs. (4) Diagnostic tests: ① B examination: Reflects the condition of the uterus, ovaries, and pelvic area. ② Cytology examination: Examines ovarian function and rules out malignant inflammation. ③ Biopsy: Confirms the nature of inflammation and is often used for tumor diagnosis.