GROIN PAIN AND MENSTRUAL CYCLE DISORDER

A female patient (born in 1977) visited the clinic with complaints of:

• Groin pain
• Irregular menstrual cycles since July 1997
• Painful periods
• No pregnancy after 2 years of marriage
• Heavy vaginal discharge

Examination:

• Cervix clean, non-parous.
• Uterus normal in size, firm, mobile, painless.
• Ovaries slightly enlarged, firm, painful.
• Moderate mucopurulent vaginal discharge.

Ultrasound results:

• Uterus normal in size.
• Right ovary: 34x31 mm, Left ovary: 43x33 mm, increased echogenicity.
• Conclusion: Bilateral adnexitis.

Lab results:

• Epithelium ++, Leukocytes 40-45/field, mixed Gram-positive and Gram-negative flora (cocci).

Treatment:

• Infrared narrow-spectrum emitters for 4 weeks.
• Antibacterial and anti-inflammatory emitters for 40 minutes daily.
• Localized emitters for 5 minutes per ovary.
• Circulation-improving emitters for general and local procedures.
• Daily immune-boosting and autonomic nervous system therapy.

Results:

• Day 14: Groin pain disappeared.
• Day 20: Vaginal discharge significantly reduced.
• Post-treatment ultrasound: No abnormal findings.
• Lab results: Epithelium +, Leukocytes 5-7/field, only Gram-positive flora.
• One month later: The patient became pregnant and later gave birth to a healthy baby.