Gynecological health problems, gynaecological problems

If the gestational sac is small, a drug can be injected into the sac, and after the embryo dies, it absorbs itself. If it is larger, it can only be surgical.

It depends on the situation, if there is no rupture, you can take some Chinese medicine to help him return to the uterus, if the child is old and has ruptured, it is recommended that you hurry up to surgery, or there is no danger,

It's not a venereal disease, it could be pseudogenital warts! The point is that you're all right now! There's nothing right about it.

Does your lab list not include white blood cells and vaginal discharge?

Ectopic pregnancy is well dangerous. It will burst open from time to time. If it explodes, it will bleed. Let's go to the hospital for surgery right away.

There are two ways to do this.

One is surgery**.

The other is conservative**.

Conservative** is specifically for unmarried women and those who want to have children.

You will not get pregnant, this is also normal, taking emergency contraceptive pills may cause early or delayed menstruation.

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Hello: Uterine fibroids are divided into three types, submucosa, subserosal, and intermuscular walls, because the uterus is composed of these three layers from the inside to the outside, and is divided into the anterior and posterior walls of the uterus, the left and right sides according to the position. The ** of uterine fibroids is still unclear, and may be related to hormones and genetics, and familial is more obvious.

But this disease is not terrible, although it is called "tumor", it is not directly related to cancer. It is a benign tumor.

When talking about how big uterine fibroids need to be removed, we suggest that as long as there is no impact on life, they can be left without surgery, and they will shrink after menopause. If fibroids continue to grow, or if symptoms such as menstrual cramps are too severe, surgery may be considered.

Although hysteroscopy is more expensive, the damage is minimal. The first thing to do is to confirm the diagnosis, and it is important to find out which type of fibroid it is.