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Yue Hua
Obstetrics and Gynecology
About me
Undergraduate degree, associate chief physician.
Proficient in diseases
With over 30 years of experience working in obstetrics and gynecology, I have rich clinical experience and theoretical knowledge. I specialize in the prevention and treatment of common gynecological diseases, with extensive experience in the diagnosis and treatment of vaginitis, menstrual disorders, uterine fibroids, and polycystic ovarian syndrome. I have abundant clinical experience in prenatal care and various surgeries related to family planning (such as artificial abortion surgery, IUD placement and removal). I have a wealth of clinical experience in preoperative, intraoperative, and postoperative care, as well as unique insights into contraception and family planning.
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What causes postpartum depression?
The causes of postpartum depression are still unclear, but the following people are prone to develop postpartum depression. Those who have had multiple children or have gone through numerous pregnancies before conceiving, as well as those with a poor reproductive history and teenage mothers, and mothers who had premature births. Additionally, individuals with pregnancy complications, such as pregnancy-induced hypertension or gestational diabetes, are also likely to develop postpartum depression. Moreover, family relationships play a significant role; those in discordant family relations or where the newborn's gender does not meet their expectations are also susceptible.
Is a teratoma pregnancy?
Teratoma is not a pregnancy; it is a type of ovarian tumor. Most of the time, this tumor is benign. It commonly occurs in individuals aged between 20 and 40 years. The formation of teratomas is generally due to poor differentiation during the embryonic stage, resulting in the development of this type of tumor. Very occasionally, teratomas can become malignant, which requires high vigilance. Most cases of malignancy are seen in young females aged between 11 and 19. Malignant teratomas are usually solid, but they can also have cystic areas.
How long does postpartum depression last?
Postpartum depression can generally be cured within a year in 70% of women. In families where such cases occur, it is important to pay attention, communicate more with the patient, and provide sufficient care and guidance. Additionally, timely psychological and pharmacological treatments should be administered to boost the patient's confidence and self-worth. It is also necessary to use antidepressant medications under a doctor's guidance that do not enter the breast milk, meaning they do not affect breastfeeding.
Can endometriosis lead to pregnancy?
Endometriosis can lead to pregnancy, but about 50% of those affected may not conceive. This is because the disease can cause abnormal anatomical structures in the female pelvic, leading to extensive adhesions around the fallopian tubes, thus affecting the movement of the tubes. This, in turn, impairs their function in transporting the fertilized egg. Therefore, for patients wishing to conceive, it is advisable to monitor follicular development with an ultrasound and have intercourse during the ovulation period, which could increase the chances of pregnancy.