Patient's question:
Detailed medical condition and consultation purpose: The patient experiences pain in the left lower abdomen, and menstruation has not returned to normal since the surgery. What comprehensive tests should we conduct for a complete diagnosis and treatment?Duration and persistence of the current illness: Currently, a hospital has diagnosed "non-gonococcal urethritis (have you heard of this term? I couldn't find it anywhere)." Is it possible that the patient has Mycoplasma?
Medical history: The patient was infected with HPV five years ago and was cured. Two years later, it recurred and was cured again. Cervicitis, which was continuously treated, occurred two years ago when the patient gave birth. A year ago, cervical atypical hyperplasia was discovered, along with a positive Mycoplasma test. The patient underwent conization treatment.
Doctor's answer:
1 Gynecological routine examination: Includes examination of the external genitalia, vagina, cervix, as well as the size, shape, position of the uterus and the fallopian tubes and ovaries.2 Routine vaginal discharge examination: Includes tests for yeast, trichomonas, vaginal cleanliness, and bacterial vaginosis.
3 Transvaginal ultrasound examination - a new technology in gynecological examinations, primarily used for diagnosing endometrial diseases, cervical diseases, uterine fibroids, ovarian tumors, and assessing early pregnancy embryonic development.
4 Pap smear examination: The Pap smear is currently the simplest and most effective diagnostic method for widespread screening of cervical cancer. TCT is a more precise method than the Pap smear for cancer prevention screening.
5 Breast examination: The latest instrument for breast examination is the near-infrared computerized transillumination scan, which uses near-infrared imaging to detect many lesions invisible to the naked eye. It is convenient, efficient, and painless.