Patient's question:
Health Consultation Description: I have a sister, her menstrual cycle is not normal, always delayed, and she suffers from severe pain, sweating profusely, but the amount of menstrual flow is still normal. However, later on, the amount of menstrual flow decreased, and she still experienced pain. Later, after a thorough examination at the hospital, it was said that she had uterine polyps.Doctor's answer:
Endometrial polyps are a common gynecological disease, usually asymptomatic. When the polyps are larger, symptoms such as irregular vaginal bleeding and prolonged menstruation may reappear. Pelvic effusion is often secondary to chronic pelvic inflammation, with symptoms including lower back and sacral discomfort, abdominal pain, etc. You have been clearly diagnosed with endometrial polyps and pelvic inflammation, so you need to actively receive treatment. It is recommended that you undergo hysteroscopy surgery to remove the polyps for pathological examination to further determine the nature of the inflammation, and receive intravenous penicillin and levofloxacin.