Patient's question:
Detailed medical condition and consultation purpose: Used a topical anti-inflammatory lotion, hoping to get effective treatment.Duration of the current illness and treatment history: From February 8, 2005, to the present without improvement, worsening after each menstrual period.
Current general condition: Worse after menstrual periods.
Medical history: Previously used vitamin E and topical lotions.
Previous diagnoses, treatments, and outcomes: Mild cervical congestion.
Ancillary tests: None.
Other: None.
Doctor's answer:
After inserting an IUD, most people will experience varying degrees of bleeding. This includes an increase in menstrual flow, spotting after menstruation, and blood-tinged discharge. Most people will gradually improve and return to normal after a period of time. The uterine lining may become compressed by the IUD, leading to local congestion, edema, or even necrosis, which can result in ulceration and bleeding at the compressed area.After inserting an IUD, most people will experience varying degrees of bleeding. This includes an increase in menstrual flow, spotting after menstruation, and blood-tinged discharge. Most people will gradually improve and return to normal after a period of time. The uterine lining may become compressed by the IUD, leading to local congestion, edema, or even necrosis, which can result in ulceration and bleeding at the compressed area.
This condition is often related to a lack of adaptation in a small number of cases. Generally, it can resolve on its own after a period of time, though treatment can also help recovery. For your situation, it is recommended to visit a gynecological department in a hospital for examination and symptomatic treatment.