Patient's question:
What is gynecological inflammation? Is this gynecological inflammation? Constant back pain! Minimal pelvic effusion! Irregular menstruation! Little leukorrhea! The first two days of menstruation are normal! The third day is very short! Days four, five, and six can use sanitary pads! What does endocrine disorder cause? Is there inflammation? How to treat it? I expect to get answers.Doctor's answer:
Back pain can be caused by two conditions: one is lumbar muscle strain and intervertebral disc herniation, and the other is the need to consider whether there are gynecological inflammation. A small amount of pelvic effusion does not necessarily indicate inflammation because pelvic effusion is normal during menopause. The menstrual volume you described is also within the normal range. Therefore, these symptoms do not necessarily mean you have pelvic inflammation, but it is recommended that you go to the hospital for a gynecological examination to confirm whether you have gynecological inflammation. Finally, during treatment, patients need to follow a dietary regimen, maintain regular sleep patterns, actively participate in physical exercise, regulate physical and mental health, maintain personal hygiene, and avoid bacterial invasion due to a weakened immune system.