Patient's question:
At an early stage of uterine cancer, a hysterectomy and salpingectomy were performed a year ago, and there is now some vaginal discharge. Regarding the treatment and outcome: the removal surgery and chemotherapy were all very helpful. Is it normal to have some vaginal discharge a year after a hysterectomy and salpingectomy for uterine cancer?Doctor's answer:
Hello! This could be caused by inflammation or endometriosis. After the uterine removal, it is important to conduct thorough examinations to check for vaginal inflammation or granulation tissue at the stump. This surgery not only causes significant damage to the patient and prolongs the recovery period but also leads to numerous complications, such as abdominal adhesions, stump granulation, and infections. It is recommended to combine traditional Chinese medicine for comprehensive evaluation, treatment, and regulation. For example, taking 2~4 capsules of (ginsenoside Rh2) daily can effectively control the growth and enlargement of fibroids and completely eliminate them. It can also stabilize estrogen levels in the patient's body, reduce stimulation to the uterus, and help quickly recover from post-surgical complications. I hope my explanation is helpful to you!