Patient's question:
I haven't had my period this month. I thought it was irregular and took some medication, but it still hasn't come. Now I feel like vomiting whenever I eat anything, and I have a strong craving for sour foods. Later, I found out I was pregnant and want to have an abortion. Is it risky to have an abortion?What kind of help do you need: Can I take Kangbao for dysfunctional uterine bleeding?
Doctor's answer:
In the early stages, if the symptoms of genital warts are not obvious, they may reappear with discomfort such as external genital itching, burning pain, or pain during intercourse. Multiple squamous epithelial hyperplasia initially appears as scattered or clustered fibrotic pink or white small papillary warts, which are soft and have fine finger-like projections. When they shrink, they take on a chicken-pox-like, cauliflower-like, or mulberry-like appearance. Patients should pay attention to avoiding promiscuity and maintaining personal hygiene, as this can increase the majority of transmission opportunities. It is recommended to shower instead of using a basin, and not to sit directly on public bath chairs after foot baths. In public restrooms, it is preferable to use squat toilets. Maintain good hygiene by cleaning the external genital area daily and changing underwear. Avoid using others' basins or swimsuits, and always wash your face before using the toilet.