Patient's question:
I haven't been in good health for years, and going to the hospital is a frequent occurrence. However, what has always puzzled me is why I experience abdominal pain during gynecological exams. It's not the kind of pain you feel when you need to defecate, but rather muscle pain. Is this condition serious? Do I need to be hospitalized for close observation? I'm a bit worried.Doctor's answer:
After a gynecological examination, abdominal pain may be caused by the impact of the examination, or it could also be due to reasons such as intestinal inflammation or gynecological inflammation. Rest appropriately, avoid strenuous exercise, eat more fresh fruits and vegetables, maintain regular bowel movements, and keep the vaginal area clean and hygienic. It is best to go to the hospital for further examination, receive symptomatic treatment, and possibly use medication in conjunction with the treatment. In severe cases, hospitalization may be required for close observation.