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Wang Jing Hua

Obstetrics and Gynecology

About me

With thirty years of work experience, I have actively learned new technologies and therapies, understood the suffering of patients, and am capable of empathizing with them.

Proficient in diseases

Specializing in the diagnosis and treatment of common and difficult gynecological and obstetric diseases, prenatal care, maternal health, diagnosis and treatment of complications during pregnancy, management of high-risk obstetrics; providing psychological counseling and intervention during the perinatal period; treating various gynecological infections, endocrine disorders, menstrual irregularities, infertility, and common obstetric diseases, as well as complex and difficult conditions; experienced in gynecological family planning, infertility, and assisted reproduction.

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Can erythromycin be applied to vulvitis?

Only a minority of vulvitis cases are effectively treated with erythromycin ointment. Most cases of vulvitis are not treated with erythromycin ointment. This is because it is essential to first identify which type of infection is causing the vulvitis. Most cases of vulvitis also involve vaginitis and require initial bacteriological examination to classify the inflammation. Treatment should be selected based on this classification and target the specific type of infection. For instance, if the inflammation is due to trichomoniasis, both partners need to take oral metronidazole. If it is a fungal vaginitis, drugs like clotrimazole should be chosen. (Specific drug use should be under the guidance of a doctor.)

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Do teratomas require a special diet?

The physical examination revealed a teratoma issue, which is generally related to congenital factors and has no relation to our regular diet. However, once a teratoma is found, it is essential to avoid eating cold and raw foods, as cold stimuli can also cause smooth muscle spasms, leading to discomfort in the abdomen. Regarding teratomas, the main consideration is the specific size of the tumor and the series conditions of the tumor. Some teratomas may undergo torsion, and others may become overly large or malignant, necessitating timely surgical intervention.

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Can uterine prolapse have a vaginal delivery?

Uterine prolapse does not affect the width of the soft birth canal. It is still possible to have a vaginal delivery with uterine prolapse, as any form of childbirth after a full-term pregnancy can exacerbate uterine prolapse. However, uterine prolapse is not an indication for cesarean delivery; vaginal delivery should still be attempted if possible. Forty-two days after childbirth, a routine pelvic floor examination should be carried out. If there is pelvic floor dysfunction or uterine prolapse, treatment should be administered based on the severity of the condition. Eventually, some individuals may need surgical treatment, not all can be managed conservatively.

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How is cervical erosion surgery performed?

The commonly mentioned "cervical erosion" is actually not a disease at all; it is merely a physiological condition that does not require any surgery. Thus, there is no need to discuss whether or how any procedure should be performed. Cervical erosion is primarily due to high estrogen levels in young people, leading to the eversion of the columnar epithelium, which makes the cervical surface appear bright red and eroded. However, this is not a pathological erosion but a physiological phenomenon that will naturally regress over time. The area will eventually be covered by squamous epithelium, leading to a smooth cervical appearance, so there is no need for unnecessary surgery.

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How to quickly relieve menstrual pain?

If the symptoms of dysmenorrhea are severe, to quickly alleviate the pain, it is essential to keep warm strictly. You can use a hot water bottle to apply heat to the lower abdomen or soak your feet in warm water. Heat therapy generally quickly relieves the pain caused by the contraction of the uterine smooth muscle and spasms. If necessary, painkillers can be used for treatment, although painkillers have side effects, such as gastrointestinal damage. If you have noticeable symptoms of dysmenorrhea, you should have regular physical examinations to determine if it is related to pelvic inflammation. Some cases are due to conditions like adenomyosis or endometriosis, and targeted treatments can be performed.

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What is a good medicine for trichomonal vaginitis?

If the examination of vaginal secretions clearly indicates trichomonal vaginitis, treatment must specifically target trichomoniasis using drugs such as metronidazole, tinidazole, or ornidazole. Trichomonal vaginitis requires simultaneous treatment of both partners; treating only the woman is inadequate. It is also necessary for both partners to sterilize or sun-dry their underwear or bed sheets, as failing to do so can lead to easy recurrence. Therefore, detecting trichomonal vaginitis cannot be solely treated with medication applied inside the vagina.

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What to do if scanty menstruation leads to infertility?

If there is infertility associated with scanty menstruation, it is important to first identify the cause. It is necessary to consider whether the scanty menstruation is due to previous intrauterine procedures, such as a history of abortion, intrauterine device insertion or removal, which could have caused endometrial damage, intrauterine adhesion, or thinning of the endometrium. Hysteroscopy for diagnosis and treatment might be required. Additionally, possible endocrine issues should be considered. Blood should be drawn during the menstrual period to check for sex hormones, thyroid hormones, and others.

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How should one pay attention to diet with infertility?

Infertility requires first identifying the cause of infertility, whether it is related to male factors or female factors. The likelihood of diet affecting infertility is not very high, however, if there is excessive obesity or extreme thinness, appropriate changes need to be made. Relevant examinations should be conducted, such as tests for blood sugar, insulin levels, etc. Patients with infertility should, like everyone else, avoid overly selective eating habits, pay attention to their weight, and maintain a balanced diet to ensure adequate nutrition intake, and avoid eating junk food.

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Functional uterine bleeding how many days

Dysfunctional uterine bleeding can last for various durations; it varies from person to person. Some experience a shortened menstrual cycle, decreased period duration, prolonged menstrual duration, or excessive menstrual flow. Others may only have an extended cycle, and still others experience irregular, heavy, or prolonged bleeding. The duration of bleeding is not fixed and varies between individuals. When dysfunctional uterine bleeding occurs, endocrine tests are necessary, and corresponding treatment is required to address the issue. It is essential to seek treatment as early as possible.

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How to manage uterine fibroids

The occurrence and development of uterine fibroids are mainly related to congenital factors and have little to do with postnatal lifestyle conditions. Therefore, when uterine fibroids are detected, there is no need for any specific conditioning. Various traditional Chinese medicines, herbal treatments, or hormonal drugs do not have a definite curative effect on uterine fibroids, and so far, there is no specific medication for the treatment of uterine fibroids. When uterine fibroids are detected, the main considerations are whether they cause symptoms such as excessive bleeding, anemia, or whether they are increasing in size and causing compression symptoms on the surrounding tissues. Uterine fibroids without any symptoms generally only require regular physical examinations and may shrink and disappear after menopause.