Can pelvic effusion cause abdominal pain?

Can pelvic effusion cause abdominal pain?

After suffering from pelvic effusion, we should actively seek treatment. It is worth reminding everyone that we must go to a regular professional gynecological hospital for diagnosis and treatment. If you still have stomach pain after treatment, it may be due to other reasons, so you should go to the hospital for further examination.

Causes of stomach pain:

1. Endometriosis causes abdominal pain. Cells in the uterus gradually grow outside the uterus where they do not belong, such as outside the fallopian tubes, ovaries, and bladder. At the end of the menstrual period, these cells will also bleed a small amount, causing inflammation and damage to the areas where they extend.

2. Acute enteritis causes stomach pain. Dysfunction of the large intestine leads to extreme sensitivity of nerves and muscles. 20% of the population has suffered from IBS, 65% of whom are women.

3. Ovarian cysts cause abdominal pain. Ovarian cysts refer to lumps in the uterus that are filled with fluid. Among people with ovarian cysts, less than 5% will develop cancer. All ovarian cysts are functional cysts, which means that the developing eggs may be surrounded by cystic fluid, causing the ovaries to swell and cause pain.

4. Interstitial cystitis causes abdominal pain. Your urinary tract is in an inflammatory state that causes the bladder to swell. Doctors generally believe that women with IC may have lesions in the bladder wall, which stimulates the central nervous system in the brain to produce a urination response.

5. Uterine fibroids cause stomach pain. Before they are discovered, the patient's symptoms are very mild and almost undetectable. According to research data from the Uterine Fibroids Organization, 80% of women are likely to suffer from this disease, but only 1/4 of them will worry about their symptoms and go for a checkup and finally discover it, so as to receive timely treatment.