Patient's question:
I had an abortion in March 2011. It's possible that I didn't take care of myself properly after it! Below, I got infected. My lower abdomen has been in pain ever since. I took many medications and had injections, but they didn't seem to be very effective. Due to my busy work schedule, I haven't been able to see a doctor. In May of this year, I felt that my lower abdomen almost hurt every day. When I went to the hospital for a check-up, I was diagnosed with cervical inflammation and pelvic effusion. I received three days of intravenous drips, and the condition improved... but I didn't get further tests. However, recently, starting yesterday, I began to feel pain when urinating... I don't know what's going on... Could you please tell me how to treat cervical inflammation better? Because I'm really scared now...Doctor's answer:
Vaginal bleeding is mostly contact bleeding in the early stage; it becomes irregular in the middle and late stages. The amount of bleeding varies depending on the size of the lesion and the involvement of blood vessels in the stroma. If large blood vessels are invaded, it can lead to heavy bleeding. Young patients may also present with prolonged menstrual periods and increased menstrual flow; elderly patients often have irregular vaginal bleeding after menopause. Generally, exophytic types tend to appear earlier with more significant vaginal bleeding symptoms, while endophytic types tend to appear later with this symptom.