Patient's question:
25 years old, lower abdominal pain, diagnosed by the doctor as corpus luteum rupture. Past treatment and effectiveness: Hospitalized for conservative treatment, abdominal pain disappeared after two days. On the third day, her period arrived. Discharged on the fifth day of hospitalization. Seven days after her period, there was still some blood in her vagina, and sometimes she felt a slight abdominal pain. What kind of help is needed: Why is there still blood in the vagina, does this need treatment, how long will it take to heal, and should I go to the hospital?Doctor's answer:
You have had your period for 7 days now, with only a small amount of vaginal bleeding, and you can take regulated menstrual medication under the guidance of a doctor. Advice: You now have mild abdominal pain symptoms, which may be related to corpus luteum rupture. After discharge, you should take medication under the guidance of a doctor. Pay attention to follow-up examinations. Gynecological diseases are not easy to fully heal. Friends with gynecological conditions should always maintain an optimistic attitude and face them with a positive mindset. Only in this way can they enhance their confidence in combating gynecological diseases and believe that recovery is certain.