What is uterine effusion and what are its symptoms?

Uterine effusion is actually uterine cavity effusion, which refers to the inflammatory exudate in the female uterus. Its onset is closely related to inflammatory infection. Once suffering from gynecological inflammation, the cervical canal will be blocked, so that the inflammatory secretions cannot flow out or be discharged, thus causing uterine effusion.

The female uterus is responsible for bearing children. However, in real life, many people suffer from certain diseases, such as uterine effusion, due to not paying attention to the maintenance of the uterus. Uterine effusion is one of the uterine diseases with a very high incidence rate, which will cause great harm to women's reproductive health. So what is uterine effusion?
1. What is uterine effusion ? Uterine effusion is also called intrauterine effusion, which refers to the inflammatory exudate in the female uterine cavity, so the disease is closely related to inflammatory infection. If you suffer from various inflammatory gynecological diseases, the cervical canal may be blocked, resulting in the inability of inflammatory secretions in the uterine cavity to flow out or poor drainage, thus forming uterine effusion.
2. Symptoms of uterine effusion
1. Lower abdominal pain <br/>Uterine effusion can cause lower abdominal pain, which is one of its more common symptoms. Once a female friend suffers from uterine effusion, she will experience lower abdominal pain, a bit like the abdominal pain when menstruation is approaching. Due to the different severity of the patient's condition, the degree of pain is also different. Some patients only have mild pain, but some patients feel unbearable pain.
2. Enlarged uterus <br/>If uterine effusion is formed, the size of the uterus will increase, and it will feel softer, but there will be tenderness. The connective tissue beside the uterus will also become noticeably thicker, and some patients will also develop inflammatory masses in the adnexal area, all of which are caused by uterine effusion. If the above symptoms occur, the patient must seek medical attention and treatment in a timely manner.
3. Infertility <br/>If it is only a mild uterine effusion, it will not have a big impact on female fertility. However, if the symptoms are severe and not treated scientifically and effectively, it is likely to cause pelvic adhesions and fallopian tube blockage, leading to female infertility. This is one of its common symptoms.
4. Systemic symptoms <br/>Uterine effusion sometimes causes some systemic symptoms, the most common of which are fever and increased white blood cell count. In this case, anti-infection and anti-inflammatory treatment must be carried out in time.