What are the symptoms of gynecological diseases?

Patient's question:

After staying in the same room with my boyfriend, I felt very weak and had lower abdominal pain, and then severe lower back pain. Later during sexual intercourse, it became very painful down there. When I wiped, I found some blood streaks, though just a little. I'm feeling so upset right now.

Doctor's answer:

Gynecological inflammation: Lower abdominal mass: A mass is palpable, feels relatively hard, and may be uneven in texture.
Symptom control: Controlling the bladder may lead to recurrent urinary frequency, difficulty urinating, or urinary retention; controlling the rectum may cause constipation.
Pain: Controlling nerves or adhesions may cause lower abdominal pain or back pain, but pain generally does not recur, only a sense of lower abdominal fullness or dullness, and backache.
Increased leukorrhea: Excessive leukorrhea may occur due to enhanced glandular secretion. When submucosal fibroids become purulent or infected, leukorrhea may resemble purulent fluid, with a large volume, and sometimes purulent blood-like leukorrhea may appear.
Women with gynecological conditions can, while undergoing standard treatment, use dietary therapy as a supplementary treatment. In daily dietary habits, it is essential to avoid excessive hunger or fullness and never overeat or binge on food.

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