Patient's question:
I have an itchy lower body, and my underwear is always yellow. What's going on? Also, is abdominal pain during ovulation actually ovulation?Doctor's answer:
Your condition may be caused by cold deficiency, leading to menstrual cramps. During the menstrual period and its surrounding days, pain in the lower abdomen or lower back may occur, sometimes even extending to the lumbar-sacral region. The pain recurs with each menstrual cycle. In severe cases, it may be accompanied by nausea, vomiting, profuse sweating, cold hands and feet, or even fainting. Acupuncture, physiotherapy, and massage are methods that can be considered for treatment.After the fourth month of pregnancy, starting from the fifth month, the mother can noticeably feel the baby's movements. The baby stretches, kicks, and bumps against the uterine wall inside the womb. This is what is known as fetal movement. The frequency, speed, and strength of fetal movement indicate the baby's well-being. Fetal movement refers to the activity of the fetus inside the mother's uterus.