Patient's question:
Lower back pain, postmenopausal leukorrhea with blood streaks. It has been two months. I went to the hospital for an ultrasound, and they said there was a small amount of fluid accumulation. The doctor diagnosed it as pelvic inflammatory disease. I received intravenous fluids for more than ten days, but the pain returned after my period ended. Hello, is it pelvic inflammatory disease, or kidney problems? What kind of help do you need: Is it pelvic inflammatory disease, or kidney deficiency?Doctor's answer:
The white discharge with blood streaks is a characteristic of cervical erosion. Lower back pain is related to pelvic effusion. In traditional Chinese medicine, these are believed to be caused by kidney deficiency. The kidneys store essence, and if kidney essence is deficient, the lower back cannot be nourished, leading to pain. In Western medicine, these conditions are referred to as pelvic inflammatory disease, cervical erosion, and other diagnoses. It is recommended that you visit a hospital for a colposcopy or internal examination, as well as a routine vaginal discharge test, to rule out cervical diseases. I hope the above answer helps you. Thank you.