Gynecological Health Consultation Network

The core value of the formal and compliant gynecological health consultation network is to provide shameless pre-health reference and reduce the cost of consultation and communication. It can never replace the face-to-face consultation in regular offline hospitals, but if used correctly, it can help you avoid 90% of unnecessary panic and the pitfalls of excessive medical treatment.

Last week, a post-00s girl who just started working came to me to complain. She said that she searched for the problem of yellow leucorrhea and clicked on a website in the top three search pages. As soon as she entered her symptoms, an "online doctor" popped up saying that she was highly suspected of being infected with HPV and that if she continued to delay, she would get cancer. The change was so frightening that she squatted in the toilet and cried all afternoon. She saved up half a month's salary and went to a private hospital for a full set of cancer screenings. The final result was an ordinary dysbacteriosis. She didn't even need to prescribe medicine. She just drank more water and wore less tight pants. She spent nearly 3,000 yuan before and after. It was extremely unfair.

In fact, if you search for gynecology-related issues, the websites that will pop up are really mixed. I usually help fans to step on a lot of pitfalls, and I have figured out some patterns. The most reliable thing is actually the online consultation port on the official website of public obstetrics and gynecology hospitals and general hospitals. Most of them are gynecologists in the hospital who are on duty and will not blame you randomly. Before, my cousin had continuous bleeding for two months during ovulation. I was too embarrassed to go to the hospital. So I asked on the local maternal and child official website. The doctor asked her if the bleeding was less than menstrual flow and there was no abdominal pain. He directly asked her to observe for another month. Just don’t stay up late. She didn’t even need to call in, which saved a lot of trouble.

There are also gynecological consultation channels run by regular third-party medical platforms. As long as they are registered doctors, you can actually refer to them. I once had a fan who suffered from fungal vaginitis repeatedly. I asked the doctor on it, and he was prescribed regular clotrimazole suppositories. He did not recommend miscellaneous personal care products. He also specifically reminded her not to use lotion to flush the vagina casually. It was quite honest. However, such third-party platforms are indeed mixed in quality. I have also encountered fans who said they were induced to buy "anti-inflammatory kits" worth several thousand yuan. It all depends on their own judgment.

It’s harmful. It’s no wonder that many people call the Gynecological Health Consulting Network a liar when it comes to it. There are really too many people who have fallen through the trap. I met a girl a while ago. Her menstruation was delayed for more than ten days and she still had chest pain. She clicked on a small unqualified website for consultation. The other person didn't even ask whether she had sex or not, and determined that it was an endocrine disorder. She was prescribed a bunch of Chinese patent medicines to promote blood circulation. Fortunately, she remembered to buy a pregnancy test before taking it, only to find out that she was four weeks pregnant, and almost had something serious happen to her. There are also those who tell you from the very beginning that you need surgery for cervical erosion or enema for pelvic effusion. Don’t believe it. These two conditions have long been kicked off the disease list. As long as TCT and HPV are normal and there are no symptoms of abdominal pain and fever, no special treatment is needed. Anyone who takes advantage of these two points to make you spend money is just trying to make money from you.

But you said this thing is completely useless? Not really, he's really too friendly for a socially anxious little girl. Many people feel uncomfortable after having sex for the first time, or have unspeakable secrets in their private parts. They hesitate to explain to offline doctors for a long time. First, ask on a formal consultation platform what tests to do, whether to avoid menstruation, and how to describe symptoms more accurately. Going to the hospital can save communication costs and prevent important information from being missed. To put it bluntly, a reliable gynecological consultation website is like a little sister around you who knows some medicine. It can give you advice and remind you what to pay attention to, but if there is a problem, you still have to see a doctor.

In fact, it’s easy to choose a formal one. You click in and scroll to the bottom of the website to see if there is a medical practice license number issued by the National Health Commission. If you can find the corresponding institution on the National Medical Institution Inquiry Platform, if there is no one, just close it. There are also those who pop up a large window as soon as you enter, asking you to leave your mobile phone number, and tell you that you are at risk of cancer. Don't hesitate, just withdraw.

Finally, to be honest, no matter what the result of your online inquiry is, if you have experienced abdominal pain for more than a week, abnormal non-menstrual bleeding, green and smelly leucorrhea accompanied by itching, or frequent bleeding after having sex, don’t delay and go directly to a regular offline public hospital to register. After all, online consultation cannot give you routine leucorrhea routines, cannot give you B-ultrasound, and cannot do internal examinations. These offline examinations are the gold standard for diagnosis. For the health of us girls, it is always right to pay more attention to it.