What causes pelvic effusion?

The occurrence of pelvic effusion is generally due to physiological factors such as follicular fluid, menstrual blood, constipation, pathological factors such as bad habits, inflammation of pelvic organs, and other diseases.

1. Physiological factors

1. Follicular fluid: When a woman ovulates, the follicular fluid will be discharged into the abdominal cavity along with the egg.

2 Menstrual blood: During menstruation, menstrual blood in the uterine cavity may "flow back" into the abdominal cavity through the fallopian tubes to form fluid accumulation.

3. Constipation: Patients with constipation may have a small amount of intestinal fluid leakage due to abnormal intestinal peristalsis, leading to pelvic effusion.

2. Pathological factors

1. Bad habits: such as not paying attention to sexual hygiene, frequently changing sexual partners, having sex during menstruation or having sex too frequently, may cause pelvic inflammation and induce pelvic effusion.

2 Inflammation of pelvic organs: such as pelvic inflammatory disease, appendicitis, peritonitis, adnexitis, etc., may lead to the accumulation of inflammatory exudate and form pelvic effusion.

3 Other diseases: such as ectopic pregnancy, pelvic peritoneal tuberculosis, cervicitis, endometritis, pelvic or abdominal tumors, etc., if not treated in time, will also increase the risk of pelvic effusion.

Note:

It is recommended that patients should actively cooperate with doctors for examination and receive treatment under the guidance of doctors after pelvic effusion occurs to avoid serious consequences. Patients should pay more attention to personal hygiene in daily life, such as taking frequent baths and changing underwear. At the same time, they should avoid bad sexual habits and maintain a healthy lifestyle, which will help prevent the occurrence of pelvic effusion.