Patient's question:
Tianjin Central Maternity Hospital Booking Appointment Since giving birth, I have been experiencing abdominal pain. After giving birth, my menstrual flow became very little, and it stopped after more than 50 days. Since then, my abdomen has been in pain. During the abdominal pain, I always feel the urge to defecate, but it's difficult to relieve it. After defecating, my abdomen and lower back feel slightly relieved. I refuse to be pressed. Intercourse with my partner is painful, but it doesn't hurt after my period starts. The pain starts one week after my period stops, and the period is long but the flow is not much. At night, lying down doesn't cause bleeding. This time, from March 15th when I started spotting to April 8th when it stopped, I only stopped after taking hemostatic medication. In February, a detailed ultrasound examination said there was an endometrioma, but on February 25th, after my period stopped, a re-examination said there wasn't. I just want to know what caused the abdominal pain. Is it confirmed to have endometriosis cysts?Doctor's answer:
If you want to verify how to have endometrioma, you need to undergo an ultrasound diagnosis. If you want to verify how to have endometrioma, you need to undergo an ultrasound diagnosis. The daily treatment for gynecological disease patients mainly involves medication. Patients can take some oral medications, supplemented with vitamins, and pay attention to their diet by eating light, soft, and liquid foods. They should also avoid staying up late, eat more light foods, exercise more, and change their underwear frequently. Gynecological disease patients can receive treatment as soon as possible!