Can pelvic effusion be treated with medical abortion?

Nowadays, with the development of medicine, abortion depends not only on surgery but also on medical abortion. However, medical abortion is not suitable for everyone. So, can pelvic effusion be treated with medical abortion?

Medical abortion, also known as drug abortion, refers to the use of oral oxaliplatin plus misoprostol to terminate early pregnancy. In early pregnancy, artificial abortion is achieved through injection or medication without surgery. Use drugs to terminate pregnancy. Currently, the commonly used drugs are mifepristone tablets and prostaglandins. The former causes the uterine decidua to degenerate and necrotize, and the cervix to soften, while the latter causes the uterus to contract and promote the discharge of the embryo.

Pelvic effusion is pelvic inflammatory exudate, which can occur pathologically after pelvic inflammatory adnexitis or endometriosis. It can be divided into physiological pelvic effusion and pathological pelvic effusion. Physiological pelvic effusion can heal itself, while pathological pelvic effusion is more harmful. Once a woman suffers from this effusion, she should pay more attention. Since the location of pelvic effusion mainly occurs in the lower part of the pelvis such as the uterine rectal trap, generally speaking, patients need to take anti-inflammatory treatment first before they can have drug flow, and continue anti-inflammatory treatment after drug flow to prevent cross-infection caused by surgery. This can effectively prevent cross-infection caused by abortion and avoid more serious pelvic effusion that affects reproductive function.

Pelvic effusion cannot be discharged at will. Patients are advised to consult medication before discharge and pay attention to rest after discharge, but also pay attention to personal hygiene to prevent infection.