What are the physical treatments for pelvic effusion?

Physical therapy can be used to treat pelvic effusion, including medium and short wave therapy, low frequency therapy, laser therapy, and ion permeation therapy.

1. Medium and short wave therapy

Medium and short wave therapy refers to the use of high-frequency alternating current to generate magnetic fields and energy in the body, stimulate local pelvic blood circulation, improve tissue nutritional status, enhance metabolism, and achieve the purpose of treating diseases. The operation is relatively simple, you can wear clothes, and there are fewer adverse reactions.

2. Low frequency treatment

The therapeutic device used in low-frequency treatment will heat human organs through electromagnetic waves, promote the absorption of pelvic fluid, improve human immunity, and help regulate the endocrine and nervous systems. However, you must pay attention to the time and rhythm during use, and you cannot use it for a long time to prevent vascular damage.

3. Ion Permeation Therapy

Ion permeation therapy is also a commonly used physical therapy method, which can be used to eliminate the absorption and regression of inflammation, and the treatment effect is ideal. However, if the water accumulation is severe, it is recommended to take antibiotics such as levofloxacin capsules, doxycycline tablets, and azithromycin tablets orally or by intramuscular injection to remove pathogens and relieve adverse symptoms.

Pelvic effusion should be treated on the basis of physical therapy to reduce the occurrence of pain sequelae. Timely fluid supplementation should be performed to correct positive and negative electrolyte disorders and acid-base balance, while maintaining a regular lifestyle and ensuring adequate sleep time.