How to diagnose and treat pelvic effusion

How is pelvic effusion diagnosed and treated?

How to diagnose and treat pelvic effusion is generally divided into diagnosis and treatment. Diagnostic methods include physical examination, secretion examination, abdominal ultrasound, etc. Treatment methods include general treatment, oral medications, topical medications, etc.

1. Diagnostic methods:

1. Physical examination: Physical examination generally includes physical examination, such as height, weight, menstrual cycle, etc., which can preliminarily determine whether it is a physiological disease or a pathological disease.

2. Secretion examination: Patients with pelvic effusion will have a large amount of fluid in the pelvis. They need to let a professional doctor extract the fluid for further examination to quickly understand their condition.

3. Abdominal ultrasound: Abdominal ultrasound is mainly used to examine the pelvic cavity and uterine area. It can quickly see the amount of pelvic fluid and can also determine whether you have pelvic inflammation, pelvic tuberculosis and other diseases.

2. Treatment methods:

1. General treatment: If the amount of pelvic effusion is relatively small and the body has no other discomfort reactions, special treatment is generally not required. You need to increase nutrition and eat some high-quality protein foods, such as eggs, lean meat, etc., to improve your resistance.

2. Oral medication: Patients with pelvic effusion can take penicillin V potassium tablets, metronidazole tablets, metronidazole tablets and other drugs under the guidance of a doctor to relieve discomfort after the illness.

3. External medications: During oral medication, you should also follow the doctor's advice to use metronidazole suppositories, tinidazole suppositories, diazopeptide suppositories and other drugs for auxiliary treatment.

In addition to the above-mentioned diagnostic and treatment methods, it also includes tumor marker testing, intravenous infusion, etc., which are beneficial to the recovery of the disease.