Patient's question:
1. In May 2010, I underwent a second cesarean section with tubal ligation at a municipal hospital. It has been nearly three years since the surgery. Every month, about ten days after my menstrual period ends, I experience vaginal discharge for two or three days, accompanied by pain in the adnexa (both sides of the fallopian tubes) and lower back pain. Additionally, I always bleed after sexual intercourse. Last year, I had a gynecological examination at the hospital, but no problems were found. They said it was ovulation-related bleeding, and I didn’t receive much treatment.2. Last year, I also noticed small lobe hyperplasia and a small nodule in my breasts. I had an ultrasound and was prescribed medication for seven days. After taking it, the hyperplasia disappeared, but the nodule remained. However, because I kept coughing after taking the medication, I didn’t continue the treatment. Now, my menstrual period is delayed by nearly ten days, accompanied by nausea and other symptoms. Moreover, there are new small nodules and some hyperplasia in both breasts, especially on the right side. The other day, I bought a pregnancy test and it came back negative.
Doctor's answer:
Hello, this situation is considered a symptom of endocrine disorders. Regulating the endocrine system primarily involves dietary and exercise approaches, supplemented by medication when necessary. It's important to develop good eating habits, consume more fresh fruits and vegetables, high-protein foods, and drink plenty of water to replenish the body's required moisture. At the same time, participate in various physical exercises to strengthen your constitution, maintain a regular lifestyle without staying up late, and keep a cheerful mood.