Patient's question:
Last year in the second half, there was already an increase in leukorrhea. I went to our local People's Hospital for a thorough examination, and at first it was identified as a fungal infection. After taking medication, there was no significant improvement. I then went to another hospital, where medication was prescribed, and the condition improved this year. However, this year a uterine fibroid was detected. What should I do?Doctor's answer:
Abnormal discharge may indicate an infection, such as vaginitis or cervicitis. It is recommended to visit a regular hospital's gynecology department promptly for a thorough examination of the discharge to identify the pathogen, such as mold, trichomonas, bacteria, or viruses. Based on the examination results, sensitive medications should be used for standardized and systematic treatment.There are many treatment methods for uterine fibroids, but since the patient's condition varies, the treatment approach will differ. Therefore, it is advised that patients seek diagnosis and treatment as soon as symptoms appear.