Patient's question:
Medical Description: About 2 years, lower abdominal bloating, white discharge like water, frequent urination even without drinking water, 2 hard lumps below the navel that appear and disappear. Only 19 years old.Previous Treatment and Effects: None. She didn’t take it seriously before because she was too young, and no one thought to see a doctor.
Desired Help: She is too young, and if it’s not too serious, she shouldn’t undergo a gynecological examination. What medicine should she take? Thank you.
Doctor's answer:
Normal leukorrhea should be milky white or colorless and transparent, slightly fishy or odorless. Its secretion volume and consistency are influenced by the levels of estrogen and progesterone in the body, exhibiting cyclical changes in amount (more or less) and texture (thinner or thicker) throughout the menstrual cycle. If leukorrhea increases without reason or is accompanied by changes in color, texture, or odor, it is advisable to be vigilant.Recommendation:
Hello, visit a gynecology department at a hospital and undergo a routine leukorrhea test to determine the specific cause. Then, proceed with diagnosis and treatment accordingly. The cost will generally be determined after the hospital examination. For hospitals, you can choose a Class III-A hospital, which usually doesn’t cost much.