Patient's question:
Medical History: Female, 27 years old, with one history of induced abortion. After taking three birth control pills in May 2010, her menstrual cycle became irregular. Her last menstrual period was on July 25. On August 9, the results of the ultrasound examination were as follows:Transvaginal Sonography (TVS) findings: The uterus is anteverted, with a size of approximately 403538 mm. Its shape is regular, with a smooth surface, moderate (solid echo), fine light spots, and uniform distribution. The endometrial cavity line is centrally located, with an endometrial thickness of about 5 mm. The cervix measures approximately 2926 mm and shows no obvious abnormal (echo).
A 4224 mm anechoic area (anechoic dark area) is visible in the right ovary, with thin walls, smooth texture, and clear (transparency). Posterior wall enhancement is noted. The left ovary is of normal size and shape with normal (echo).
No abnormalities are observed in the rectouterine pouch.
Doctor's answer:
A woman experiencing bleeding from the lower body during her non-menstrual period indicates the presence of irregular vaginal bleeding, commonly seen in local cervical mucosal bleeding and intrauterine bleeding. First, it is recommended to visit a hospital for an ultrasound and colposcopy to identify the specific bleeding site before proceeding with appropriate hemostatic and anti-inflammatory treatment.Ginseng granules have a faint aroma and a bitter, astringent taste. They are used for clearing heat, resolving toxicity, reducing swelling, and dispersing masses. They are effective for adnexitis and inflammatory cysts. When taken, there is no significant discomfort, and they help expel damp-heat, resulting in the discharge of yellowish-brown fluid. This is a normal phenomenon—no need to worry. Wishing you good health.