What should we do if inflammation causes impaired function and abnormal bleeding?

Inflammation is the basis of all diseases and the root cause of people's pain. Therefore, inflammation can make people's lives very painful. Inflammation can easily cause various functional symptoms, adding a lot of difficulties to people's lives. For example, organ function is easily affected by inflammation. Let's take a look at what to do if inflammation causes impaired function and abnormal bleeding?

Vaginal bleeding is a common symptom of female reproductive organ diseases. Bleeding can come from the vulva, vagina, cervix and endometrium, but most often comes from the uterus. Although vaginal bleeding can be life-threatening, if it is caused by a benign disease, the prognosis is good; and if the amount of bleeding is small, it may also be the earliest symptom of a malignant tumor. If it is ignored, treatment will be delayed, leading to adverse consequences.

Vaginal bleeding refers to bleeding from any part of the reproductive tract, and its bleeding manifestations can be divided into menorrhagia and prolonged menstruation. Irregular bleeding or contact bleeding, etc., the amount of bleeding can be more or less.

In terms of treatment, regular censuses are conducted on female workers and female students living in collectives, sanitary facilities in factories and schools are improved, health publicity is strengthened, and attention is paid to personal hygiene and menstrual hygiene. Female condoms also have a good preventive effect. In addition, the weak acidic environment of the vagina can maintain the self-cleaning function of the vagina. The normal human pH is 3.7-4.5. Therefore, the weak acid formula of female care liquid is suitable for daily cleaning and maintenance, and will inhibit the growth and reproduction of mold. When going to the toilet outside, use feminine hygiene wipes to wipe the vulva and keep it dry.

During treatment, attention should also be paid to the overall condition, including anemia, bleeding tendency, lymphadenopathy, and thyroid enlargement. During a gynecological examination, you should carefully inspect the vagina and cervix and pay attention to the source of bleeding. During bimanual and trimanual examinations, pay attention to the size, hardness, and smoothness of the uterus, whether there is cervical pain, and whether there are lumps or tenderness on both sides of the uterus. For unmarried patients, only anal examination is generally performed, but when there is a high suspicion of a tumor, a vaginal examination should also be performed. In short, you must do more examinations to find out the cause of the bleeding, so that you can truly provide symptomatic treatment, which will also help relieve symptoms.