am 29 years old, have 2 children (natural birth), I have had an IUD for 10 months now. Sometimes I have brown discharge lasting about 2 days after sex, this phenomenon does not happen often. When having strong sex, I often have pain in the lower left abdomen, I have had cervical examination and ultrasound several times at a private clinic but nothing was detected. Menstruation is irregular, each period lasts 5-7 days, the amount of blood is small, I have never had menstrual cramps. Recently, I often have lower back pain, sometimes the pain is so bad that I cannot stand up and walk. This month, I have menorrhagia, for about the first week I only have reddish brown discharge, then I have had thick and dark blood for 13 days but it has not stopped, the amount of blood is not much. Doctor, can you tell me if this phenomenon of mine is something to worry about?

Normal vaginal mucosa is able to protect itself against bacteria and pathogens under pH-balanced conditions (i.e., pH is at physiological levels).

Mumps is an acute infectious disease characterized by painful swelling of the salivary glands. There is currently no specific treatment for mumps, mainly rest and pain relief.

Mumps can cause dangerous complications such as: Orchitis in men, ovarian inflammation in women and nerve damage. Currently, vaccination is necessary to help the body fight the mumps virus.

The ovaries are one of the reproductive organs of women, each woman has 2 ovaries, they are located in the pelvis and are about the size of a walnut. The function of the ovaries is to produce eggs that participate in the fertilization process and produce female hormones including estrogen and progesterone.

Oophoritis is a rare gynecological disease, but it is severe and can have long-term effects on future fertility. The common cause is bacteria, especially sexually transmitted strains. Treatment is really simple if detected early and treated promptly.

Oophoritis is an inflammation of the ovaries. The damage caused by the pathogen itself, including the immune inflammatory response, will also cause tissue damage. Long-term reproductive function is difficult to avoid the effects of ovarian inflammation.

An ovarian abscess is a pus-filled sac in the ovary. This is a serious complication of an upper genital tract infection when left untreated or ineffectively treated. If the abscess bursts, it will destroy the ovaries and nearby organs, seriously affecting the patient's health.

Ectopic pregnancy is an obstetric disease that can cause many dangerous complications for pregnant women. When an ectopic pregnancy ruptures, it needs to be treated quickly with surgery to avoid the risk of affecting the patient's life. Endotracheal anesthesia is the anesthesia method used in surgery for ruptured ectopic pregnancy.

Mumps is a highly contagious disease, although this disease is less common now because there is a vaccine to prevent it, but if it is contracted and not treated promptly, it will cause many complications such as: orchitis, testicular atrophy, ovarian inflammation. So when you have mumps, will you become infertile? This article will help you understand this issue.

A missed period is the most common sign that you are pregnant. However, if your period is delayed for 2 consecutive months but the test only shows 1 line, it is possible that you are not pregnant but have other health-related problems.