Patient's question:
Had an abortion and removed cervical polyps. Received intravenous fluids for two days, then stopped for two days. On the fifth day, I have body pain. What should I do? The surgery was performed on November 23. The intravenous skin test showed no allergy. Treatment history and effectiveness at the local hospital: There is a history of allergies, experiencing headaches every time during menstruation. Currently, the pain is so severe that I can't sleep. What should I do?Doctor's answer:
Regarding your symptoms, it is likely to be premenstrual syndrome, which is caused by excessive nervousness during the menstrual period. You can temporarily use medication for symptomatic treatment. Pain relievers of two types of drugs will suffice. Most cases can improve on their own after the menstrual period has ended. There are many treatment methods for cervical polyps, but since the patient's condition varies, the treatment methods adopted will also differ. Therefore, patients need to have timely examination and diagnosis to receive symptomatic treatment.