Patient's question:
What is the reason for constantly wet underwear due to cervical inflammation? It's not like leukorrhea, but rather colorless and odorless watery discharge. I previously had a routine leukorrhea test and TCT/HPV test, which were all normal. I have been treated for cervical inflammation for a while, and the doctor suggested waiting until after giving birth to undergo phototherapy. But it's always wet, and there are absolutely no other disturbances. Please explain.Doctor's answer:
Dear Inquirer,After reading your description, you are nearing your due date, and your underwear is soaked with a large amount of liquid—could it be your water breaking?
Medical Advice: I strongly recommend you go to the hospital for observation right away. If your water has indeed broken, you should lie down. Additionally, if there is no contractions after more than a day, you should be given oxytocin for induction. Now that you’ve noticed abnormal fetal movements, don’t delay—go to the hospital immediately to avoid any complications.
Wishing you and your baby a safe delivery!