How to treat uterine effusion? Doctors recommend these 3 treatments

Women with uterine effusion should be treated actively. Clinically, the treatment of uterine effusion mainly includes Western antibiotics and traditional Chinese medicine, such as Fuyankang and Fuke Qianjin Tablets, which have good therapeutic effects. If drug treatment is ineffective and the condition is more serious, surgical treatment should be considered. Patients should also take good care of their diet and life to promote recovery from the disease.

Uterine effusion is related to inflammatory infection. Gynecological inflammation in women, such as endometritis, can be accompanied by cervical canal obstruction. The inflammatory secretions in the uterine cavity cannot be discharged in time or the drainage is not smooth, which can form uterine effusion. Patients with uterine effusion will have symptoms such as lower abdominal pain and increased leucorrhea. So, how to treat uterine effusion?
1. Drug treatment <br/>For uterine effusion, patients should first go to the hospital for examination and determine the cause before receiving targeted treatment. Uterine effusion is generally caused by endometritis, uterine bleeding, genital malformation, or adhesion and blockage of the uterine neck. After determining the cause, patients can choose relevant drugs for treatment under the guidance of a doctor. At present, intravenous drip treatment is the main treatment for uterine effusion, and antibiotic treatment can achieve good treatment results.
2. Treatment with Traditional Chinese Medicine <br/>In addition to the use of Western medicine for anti-inflammatory and antibacterial treatment, uterine effusion can also be treated with traditional Chinese medicine. The effect of traditional Chinese medicine in treating uterine effusion is also quite obvious. Generally, Chinese herbal medicine is used for treatment, such as Jingangteng Syrup, Fuke Qianjin Tablets, Fule Granules, and Fuyankang.
3. Surgical treatment <br/>If the intrauterine effusion is not effectively treated with drugs, it should be treated surgically. Before the operation, the patient should be examined in detail, and targeted surgical treatment should be performed according to the cause of the uterine effusion. For example, if the intrauterine effusion is caused by reproductive tract malformation, the effusion can be discharged through surgery to restore the malformed reproductive organs; if the intrauterine effusion is caused by the displacement of the intrauterine contraceptive device, the intrauterine contraceptive device should be removed; if the intrauterine effusion is caused by endometrial lesions, the lesion can be removed through hysteroscopy, etc.
4. Strengthen life management <br/> Patients with uterine effusion should avoid excessive fatigue in life, and should not have sex before the disease is cured. Patients should avoid cold to avoid worsening of the disease. The diet must be light and nutritious. Eat more foods rich in protein and vitamins. Try to eat less greasy, spicy, cold, and irritating foods.