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Zhao Li Li
Obstetrics
About me
Attending physician, undergraduate degree, specializing in the diagnosis and treatment of common and frequently-occurring diseases in gynecology and obstetrics. Currently working at Huludao Central Hospital.
Proficient in diseases
Specializes in candida vaginitis, trichomonas vaginitis, habitual abortion, puerperal infection, threatened abortion, severe morning sickness during pregnancy, ectopic pregnancy, cervicitis, pelvic inflammation, miscarriage, dysmenorrhea.
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Can you get pregnant with endometritis?
Under normal circumstances, it is possible to become pregnant when suffering from inflammation of the endometrium. However, if an infection occurs due to the inflammation of the endometrium, it may affect the implantation of the fertilized egg. Therefore, during normal pregnancy, implantation might lead to poor embryonic development or cause a miscarriage. Therefore, once endometritis is confirmed, it is necessary to treat it promptly. Broad-spectrum antibiotics should be administered systematically before attempting to conceive normally. During pregnancy, it is also vital to closely monitor the condition of the endometrium. If continuous thickening of the endometrium occurs, it is crucial to take oral medication promptly to preserve the pregnancy and provide symptomatic treatment. (Medication should be used under the guidance of a doctor.)
Ovarian teratoma grows larger after pregnancy.
If it is confirmed that there is an ovarian teratoma, normally, its impact on pregnancy is not significant. However, the teratoma may grow rapidly due to hormonal influences. If the specific pathological nature of the teratoma can be determined and malignancy is ruled out, it is possible to temporarily observe the condition. During the entire pregnancy, close monitoring of the growth of the tumor is necessary. It is feasible to perform a cesarean section during a normal full-term delivery, and remove the ovarian teratoma surgically, achieving complete cure.
What are the causes of postpartum hemorrhage?
Under normal circumstances, postpartum hemorrhage is one of the most severe complications that can occur during childbirth. Postpartum hemorrhage can be caused by several reasons: The first is mainly due to uterine atony leading to bleeding, which is relatively common and generally requires the administration of potent oxytocics to promote uterine contraction; The second is mainly due to local tears in the vagina or cervix leading to bleeding; The third is primarily caused by issues such as placental adhesion or implantation; The fourth is due to disorders in the body's coagulation function, leading to uncontrolled bleeding.
Postpartum hemorrhage patient care
During the process of postpartum hemorrhage, there are several considerations for the care of patients with postpartum hemorrhage. First, during the patient care process, it is necessary to closely monitor whether the contraction of the uterus is good, monitor the height of the uterine fundus, and the specific vaginal bleeding situation. Moreover, it is also necessary to provide a light and nutritious diet, avoiding spicy and irritating foods. Due to the massive bleeding caused by the surgical process, patients are generally weak, so it is recommended to rest more, avoid excessive fatigue, and also avoid looking after the newborn again to prevent various body disorders.
Does uterine prolapse affect pregnancy?
Under normal circumstances, it is still necessary to determine the degree of uterine prolapse to understand whether it affects pregnancy. If the degree of uterine prolapse is mild, and it is just the cervix bulging into the vaginal wall, it generally does not have a significant impact on a normal pregnancy. If the uterine prolapse is more severe, and part of the cervix or part of the uterus has prolapsed beyond the hymen, this condition is considered to be within a mild range of 2nd to 3rd degree of prolapse. This severity of uterine prolapse can greatly impact pregnancy, and it is very easy to lead to miscarriage after becoming pregnant. Therefore, it is still necessary to undergo surgical repair before attempting to conceive.
What should a pregnant woman do if she has bleeding hemorrhoids?
Due to the impact of hormone levels during pregnancy, pregnant women are easily prone to significantly slower gastrointestinal motility, which can lead to constipation. Frequent constipation can persistently irritate the local area around the anus, easily causing hemorrhoids. Therefore, it is essential to have a nutritious diet that is light and includes plenty of coarse fibrous vegetables and fresh fruits during pregnancy, as these can promote gastrointestinal motility and alleviate symptoms of constipation. If there is bleeding at the site of anal hemorrhoids after defecation, it is necessary to seek medical attention promptly for examination, hemostasis, anti-inflammatory treatment, and symptomatic treatment.
What should not be eaten with endometrial polyps?
Under normal circumstances, after confirming the presence of endometrial polyps, further examinations and treatments are still required. Generally, endometrial polyps can easily lead to abnormalities in menstrual cycle or menstrual volume, and may also stimulate the occurrence of local vaginal inflammation. Therefore, it is necessary to follow a light and nutritious diet, avoid spicy and stimulating foods, get plenty of rest, avoid excessive fatigue, and ensure thorough cleanliness of the vulva. If the endometrial polyps persist and are large, it is recommended to undergo hysteroscopic surgery for targeted treatment and complete removal of the endometrial polyps.
Is it normal for a premature baby to weigh more than five jin?
If the newborn is currently premature and weighs a bit over five jin (approximately 2.5 kilograms), it is generally considered within the normal range. Typically, if a newborn weighs more than 2500 grams, it is considered a full-term birth weight and there are no abnormalities. Therefore, if the newborn's weight is within the normal range after birth and there are no abnormalities in the development of the organs, it is possible to observe temporarily without the need for an incubator. It is also crucial to closely monitor the various vital signs of the newborn and pay attention to normal feeding and care.
Premature rupture of membranes symptoms
Under normal circumstances, if there is no regular contraction and the amniotic fluid breaks after full-term, it is known as premature rupture of membranes. Regardless of the period, if premature rupture of membranes occurs, active symptomatic treatment is necessary. Normally, premature rupture of membranes may involve sudden vaginal discharge caused by various reasons. The amount of discharge can vary, usually being continuous, with the duration also varying. It starts with a large amount, then gradually decreases, with a few cases being intermittent. The vaginal discharge is usually related to changes in the pregnant woman's posture or activity. It can be seen that fluid leaks from the vaginal opening, or flows out from inside the vagina during upper fetal head push, pressing on the fundus, or when the posture of the pregnant woman changes. This condition can then be confirmed as premature rupture of membranes.
What are the symptoms of preterm labor?
According to the current situation, generally, embryos delivered between 28 to 37 weeks of cessation of menstruation are considered preterm. Under normal circumstances, if there is already regular abdominal pain accompanied by abdominal bloating and uterine contractions, it is generally considered whether there is a possibility of threatened miscarriage. Normally, frequent uterine contractions and abdominal hardening can stimulate cervical dilation, which generally may lead to preterm birth. Therefore, these are the signs of preterm labor. If regular abdominal pain occurs and persists for several hours without relief, it is advisable to seek medical attention promptly for treatment to prevent premature birth.