Patient's question:
I am 20 years old and have never had sexual activity, but I have had bacterial vaginosis for half a year. I haven't paid much attention to it, but in the past one or two months, I noticed that my discharge has turned greenish-yellow and has a foul, purulent smell. Previously, I had never experienced menstrual cramps, but recently, I have had irregular periods and lower abdominal pain. My last period was 15 days ago, and sometimes I even have low-grade fever (I always thought it was because of air conditioning). I went to Nanyang Liren Gynecological Hospital for a check-up, and the doctor said I have pelvic effusion caused by long-term bacterial vaginosis and recommended minimally invasive, visual surgery to drain the effusion, otherwise I might face infertility in the future. The surgery costs over a thousand and requires general anesthesia, which makes me a bit scared. I came here to ask for everyone's advice.Doctor's answer:
Analysis of the condition: Hello, I don't know which hospital you went to. Generally speaking, if you haven't had sexual activity and haven't had any unclean contacts outside, it is unlikely to be a particularly severe inflammation.Suggestions: This inflammation can be treated conservatively first. It usually does not lead to pelvic effusion or irritation. It is recommended to go to a regular hospital for examination and then decide.