Patient's question:
Female with no sexual history, male with cough, fever, and phlegm. The female had oral sex, followed by two instances of sexual activity. The female experienced right lower abdominal pain for one day, which later subsided, with no discharge. Two days later, she entered her menstrual period, which was normal, but she still had mild right lower abdominal pain. Occasionally, she felt discomfort in her lower abdomen and left lower abdomen.Doctor's answer:
Hello, a cold is a respiratory system condition and can only be transmitted through the respiratory tract; it does not spread through sexual activity. Currently, the occurrence of abdominal pain suggests exclusion of appendicitis and kidney issues, with gynecological conditions being considered.Advice: This situation can be clarified through an abdominal ultrasound examination. It is recommended to go to the hospital on an empty stomach, as some tests require fasting. Before the cause is identified, it is best not to use medication blindly, as it may affect the diagnosis.