Patient's question:
I am 26 years old and have had skin breakdown for 3 years. I previously had pelvic effusion, and after it was drained, my menstruation has been irregular. A few days after my period ended, the skin breakdown still persisted, first appearing brown and then turning bright red. It's difficult to stop the bleeding without medication, and I also experience lower back pain, general weakness, and excessive sleepiness.Medical tests and results: The report indicated slightly thickened endometrium (12.5 mm) and some vaginal inflammation.
Previous treatment history and outcomes: I visited several local hospitals, some of which diagnosed me with functional uterine bleeding, while others suspected endometritis. Generally, I was overcharged at these hospitals. One visit cost thousands of dollars, yet no clear diagnosis was made.
What kind of help I need: I want to understand what exactly is wrong with me and avoid being prescribed unnecessary or incorrect medications.
Doctor's answer:
Hello, the symptoms of chronic endometritis. Chronic cases often experience lower back and waist pain, and sexual activity exacerbates these symptoms, leading to increased vaginal discharge, abdominal pain, and worsened lower back and sacral swelling. Sexual activity should not be too frequent, even if masturbation is forced, it does not bring pleasure or an orgasm. Alternatively, even if pleasure and an orgasm are experienced at the time, post-sex pelvic congestion may force symptoms to reappear or worsen.Combining traditional Chinese and Western medicine treatment does not lead to drug resistance and yields better results. The treatment of pelvic inflammatory symptoms is highly effective, and traditional Chinese medicine treatment is generally recommended. Recommended medication: Qifengqian Pill (capsules), which is highly effective in treating cervicitis. Generally, 3-4 courses of oral medication are recommended, with 2-3 courses for milder conditions. Each course lasts 14 days.