Patient's question:
Postmenstrual follow-up examination, B results are as follows: The uterine body size and shape are normal, the muscle wall echoes are uniform, the endometrial line is clear, the endometrial thickness is about 0.9 cm, and no abnormalities are seen in both adnexal regions. A cystic mass measuring approximately 0.4 cm × 0.3 cm is visible at the cervix. The bladder is full, the wall is not thick, and it is somewhat rough, with a liquid dark area inside. CDFI: No clear abnormal blood flow signals are seen. Currently, there is pain in the abdomen (the area closest to the pubic hair), and there is slightly increased leukorrhea.1. Based on the careful examination results, should pelvic inflammatory disease be ruled out?
2. The bladder wall is not thick and is somewhat rough—is there inflammation in the bladder?
3. The discharge examination indicated candidal vaginitis—can candidal vaginitis cause abdominal pain?
Doctor's answer:
According to the situation you described, the ultrasound results indicate no major issues. The endometrium is noted to be in the mid-cycle phase, which is normal. At the cervix, a cystic mass approximately 0.4cm x 0.3cm is visible. This is a cervical cyst, and it is not very large. It is recommended that you monitor it carefully. Currently, there is no need for treatment.Medical Advice: Based on your condition, it is possible to rule out pelvic inflammatory disease. The bladder is also normal and shows no issues. The slight increase in leukorrhea suggests a vaginal infection. You should undergo a leukorrhea test to confirm it as a fungal vaginal infection. With timely treatment, the problem should not be significant.