How to deal with lower back pain when having an abortion and removing cervical polyps done together

Patient's question:

10 days ago, I had an artificial abortion and a cervical polyp surgery at the same time. I received intravenous drips for 3 days: two types of solutions, Ciprofloxacin Sodium and Ornidazole Sodium. Both ultrasound follow-up tests were clean. Now, I have light yellow discharge and a dull ache in my lower back. Today, for the lower back pain, the doctor recommended shortwave therapy for 800 yuan. Is shortwave therapy the only solution? What is the cause of the lower back pain? How can it be resolved?

Doctor's answer:

If there is recurring lower back pain after surgery or polypectomy, it may be related to the surgery. Now, let's talk about yellowish fluid. If you have had vaginal inflammation in the past, this symptom can reappear. If you have undergone cervical polypectomy treatment using LEEP, yellowish discharge indicates normal fluid discharge, which is normal. Pelvic effusion can also cause lower back pain. If the lower back pain is caused by pelvic effusion, shortwave therapy or anti-inflammatory medication can be used.

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