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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 teratomas eat Ejiao?
It is safe to consume donkey-hide gelatin even if you have a teratoma; eating donkey-hide gelatin has no relationship with teratomas, and they do not affect each other. When dealing with a teratoma, it is primarily important to consider the size and volume of the teratoma, whether it has caused any symptoms, and whether it has twisted, among other issues. Some teratomas are large enough to require surgical treatment, some may become malignant, some may rupture, and others may cause endocrine issues, etc., all of which would require surgical intervention.
Can cervical adhesions cause infertility?
Cervical adhesion primarily depends on its severity. If it is a mild cervical adhesion and it does not hinder the discharge of menstrual blood, affect normal cervical secretions, or interfere with the entry of semen during regular sexual activity, then it is unlikely to affect pregnancy. However, severe cervical adhesions can prevent the discharge of menstrual blood and cause periodic abdominal pain, which can affect pregnancy. Therefore, severe cervical adhesions require surgical intervention, generally involving the insertion of an expansion device.
What should I do if the cervical polyp has a thick base?
If the base of the cervical polyp is relatively thick, alternative physical treatments can be chosen instead of simple excision surgery, such as electrosurgical excision procedures or laser treatments. However, some laser treatments might not easily control bleeding. If there is significant bleeding, various electrocoagulation methods can be used to stop the bleeding. If the base of the cervical polyp is closer to the inside of the cervical canal, hysteroscopic surgery can also be considered. Using a hysteroscope to locate the precise base of the polyp while managing hemostasis can be very effective.
Can uterine fibroids eat eggs?
Uterine fibroids and eating eggs are completely unrelated; you can eat eggs whether you have uterine fibroids or not. The main concern is whether you have an allergy to eggs, and also whether you have any kidney function issues or similar problems. Eggs are a very nutritious food and can certainly be eaten, but it is recommended not to exceed three eggs per day, generally one or two is sufficient. When eating eggs, just like at other times, avoid eating them cold. Additionally, it's important to regularly conduct follow-up checks for uterine fibroids and decide on treatment based on the findings and symptoms of the fibroid examination.
Symptoms of dysmenorrhea
If you usually have regular periods and experience dysmenorrhea during menstruation, you should first compare it with your usual state. If the symptoms have worsened, you should consider whether this is caused by inflammation. Some people have adenomyosis and also often experience progressively worsening dysmenorrhea. In others, dysmenorrhea symptoms occur along with delayed menstruation, which is often related to pregnancy. Some experience dysmenorrhea symptoms related to exposure to cold or consuming cold foods. Therefore, it is necessary to conduct an examination to clarify the situation.
Uterine prolapse bleeding, what's going on?
Uterine prolapse and vaginal bleeding typically occur due to infections related to the prolapse. Bleeding can also stem from precancerous lesions of the cervix, cervical inflammation, and other issues. Some cases involve bleeding from within the uterine cavity, which necessitates diagnostic examinations. Firstly, an examination of secretions is required, followed by an examination of the cervix to check for precancerous changes, cervical polyps, or severe cervical inflammation. Other potential causes include inflammation of the uterus, polyps of the endometrium, complications from intrauterine devices, or abnormal proliferation of the endometrium, among others.
How to treat cervical erosion?
Simple cervical erosion is not considered a disease, and it does not require any treatment, including any type of medication, be it traditional Chinese medicine or Western medicine; nor does it require any forms of physical therapy, such as laser, microwave, or LEEP surgery, since it is not a disease, but rather a physiological condition. Young people with high levels of estrogen can normally have cervical erosion. The main thing is to regularly perform screenings for precancerous cervical changes and to check for cervical inflammation or vaginal inflammation, rather than examining and treating cervical erosion specifically.
Do cervical polyps affect menstruation?
Cervical polyps do not affect menstruation because cervical polyps are just localized inflammatory changes in the cervix, resulting from chronic inflammation that causes localized hyperplasia and the formation of polyps. They do not affect the endocrine system, nor do they affect the endometrium, so they do not affect menstruation. However, cervical polyps may also cause bleeding problems, such as contact bleeding or irregular bleeding following an infection, but this is different from menstrual bleeding. Therefore, in cases of vaginal bleeding, routine examinations are necessary to check for bleeding on the cervical surface and to see if there are issues like cervical polyps, and to examine for conditions such as uterine inflammation, etc.
Is a teratoma the same as a cyst?
Teratoma is a type of ovarian cyst, and whether surgery is necessary depends on the specific conditions found during examination. Teratomas are related to congenital factors. It has been found that medication is ineffective in treating teratomas. If the teratoma is relatively small, regular check-ups can be sufficient. However, if it is growing rapidly, there is a possibility of malignant transformation, or if it is large enough to cause abdominal pain due to torsion, then surgery must be prepared for immediately. Ultimately, the nature of the teratoma is determined through pathological examination.
Do cold medicines affect menstruation?
Cold medicine itself does not affect menstruation, but having a cold can affect your constitution, which can influence your menstrual cycle. Many factors can impact menstruation, such as physical condition, excessive staying up late, fatigue, high stress, or extreme dieting or gaining weight. If your period is delayed, the first thing to consider is whether you might be pregnant, and then consider other factors that might cause the delay. If it is delayed by a week, you must first perform a pregnancy test.