Patient's question:
I feel like I can't urinate completely, and recently I've been experiencing some lower abdominal pain. At the gynecology clinic, the doctor checked my vaginal discharge and found pelvic inflammatory disease.History of treatment and effectiveness:
TCT within normal range, 2 Pap smears with I classification, colposcopy showing chronic cervical inflammation, and chronic inflammation of the cervical canal mucosa tissue.
What kind of help I need:
I've been to the hospital many times, from cervical inflammation to polyps, but it hasn't improved yet. Now I have pelvic inflammatory disease, and I'm very worried. The doctor prescribed medication...
I have lower abdominal pain that has spread to the vaginal area. I don't know if this is the type of pain associated with pelvic inflammatory disease. Can a routine vaginal discharge test detect it? I've heard that pelvic inflammatory disease can lead to infertility, which is making me anxious.
Also, my sexual activity isn't very long-term, so why am I experiencing this? What can I do to treat frequent urination and incomplete urination? Is it possible that visiting the gynecology department isn't the right approach?
Doctor's answer:
According to the situation you described, there is a small amount of vaginal bleeding during the mid-cycle. This should be ovulation bleeding, which is caused by a decrease in estrogen in the body after menopause, leading to a minimal amount of endometrial shedding and peeling. This is not a serious issue.Currently, the main concern is chronic cervical inflammation and urethritis. If the TCT test is normal, it can rule out the possibility of cervical cancer. However, cervical inflammation and urethritis still exist. Therefore, it is recommended that you first use Furinjie to clean the external genitalia, and then insert Baofukang into the deep part of the vagina.