Patient's question:
Detailed medical condition and consultation purpose: There are still dark red blood streaks in the leukorrhea 7 days after menstruation. Can I undergo uterine irrigation under these circumstances?First follow-up question: The cervix has been checked and is normal. The ultrasound results show: uniform distribution of intrauterine echoes, clear endometrial line, but with pelvic effusion.
Second follow-up question: The condition of having blood streaks after menstruation has persisted for over two years. Sometimes it lasts for about 2 days, while at other times it continues until before ovulation. The leukorrhea during ovulation is normal, with no blood streaks. Under these circumstances, can I undergo uterine irrigation next month?
Doctor's answer:
Diseases of the female reproductive system are known as gynecological diseases, including conditions affecting the vulva, vagina, uterus, fallopian tubes, ovaries, and so on. Gynecological diseases are common and frequently occurring among women. However, due to many people's lack of understanding of gynecological diseases, insufficient attention to physical health, and various unhealthy lifestyle habits, physiological health has been declining. This leads to some women suffering from persistent conditions that are difficult to treat, causing significant inconvenience to their daily lives and work. It is recommended to drink more water, pay attention to observations, maintain vulvar cleanliness, eat fewer raw, cold, and spicy foods, use medications for cleaning, seek medical treatment when necessary, and pay attention to personal hygiene. Wishing you a speedy recovery.