Patient's question:
It has been two years, and I have been having my period for two days, followed by about three days of slightly brownish discharge. For over a year, I've started experiencing occasional pain in my left abdomen when pressed. In the past six months, due to someone's passing away in my family, I haven't had a period for about two months at a time, but then I get one day of bleeding every month. Today, I went to the hospital, and they told me to come back for a careful check-up during my period. They said my ovaries can no longer get pregnant. I want to ask, is this ultrasound result serious? Is it a cyst?Doctor's answer:
This may be polycystic ovary syndrome, with a bit of inflammation as well. However, generally speaking, with proper treatment, it is usually possible to conceive. It is recommended that you visit a local hospital's gynecology department to check your hormone levels for further confirmation. At the same time, try to relax and pay attention to hygiene in the vaginal area. The recurrence of gynecological conditions can severely affect a woman's health, and patients should pay attention to treatment during the period and avoid sexual activity. Personal hygiene should also be taken care of. Finally, we hope that female patients can receive professional treatment.