Patient's question:
I have carefully checked and am currently using medication for vaginitis. I'm just prone to pain around my navel in the morning, and it also hurts a bit below the navel. It's especially painful when pressed, but then it goes away after a while. Why is this happening? Is there a problem with my ultrasound report? I didn't get a thorough check-up, but the pain in my stomach still wasn't properly diagnosed.Doctor's answer:
Based on the situation you described and the report, there are no abnormalities observed. It is likely that the radiating pain is caused by vaginal inflammation. It is recommended that you avoid spicy, greasy, and cold foods in your diet and pay attention to keeping your abdomen warm. Drink plenty of plain water and get adequate rest.In addition, during the treatment of vaginal inflammation, it is crucial for the patient to not only receive timely treatment but also maintain a healthy diet and psychological state. The patient must avoid excessive stress and anxiety to prevent unnecessary interference with the complete recovery of vaginal inflammation.