Patient's question:
I have always had menstrual cramps (it might be hereditary from my grandmother). Several years ago, I had some miscarriages. The first two were medical abortions, and the third pregnancy lasted for about two months. Due to a yeast infection, I couldn't have a D&C, so I had another medical abortion. Under the supervision of a doctor, the fetus was confirmed to have been completely expelled, and I recovered at home.Doctor's answer:
Hello: Based on the situation you described, it seems that your current condition requires focused and active anti-inflammatory treatment. As for the absence of your menstrual period, the possibility of pregnancy is unlikely. It could be due to menstrual irregularities caused by long-term medication use. You should maintain good hygiene during the four phases and actively treat vaginal infections and cervical inflammation. Additionally, regular exercise can help strengthen your physical condition. If surgical intervention is indicated, it should be performed. For chronic pelvic inflammatory disease, a comprehensive evaluation and treatment approach is recommended.