How to treat uterine effusion? Physiological recovery is possible

For female friends, uterine effusion is relatively common, and it may also be caused by physiological factors. Physiologically caused uterine muscle does not need to be treated at all and can recover automatically. Pathological uterine effusion needs to be treated with drugs as soon as possible, undergo regular examinations, and pay attention to care in daily life. Surgery can also be selected when necessary. For example, when the tumor gradually grows, drainage should be actively selected.

Uterine effusion itself is a kind of uterine cavity fluid, which is mainly divided into two different categories, namely physiological uterine effusion and pathological uterine effusion. Most of the physiological uterine effusions occur at the time of ovulation or in the early stages of pregnancy, and no treatment is required at this time. However, many women suffer from inflammation and should receive treatment at this time. So how to treat uterine effusion?

1. Physiological uterine effusion

If a pregnant woman is found to have only a small amount of pelvic fluid accumulation (no more than 10 mm) through B-ultrasound examination, and has no other physical discomfort, it may be caused by physiological reasons. In this case, there is no need to worry and no treatment is required. It will disappear automatically after a period of time.

2. Pathological uterine fluid

If the pelvic fluid of a pregnant woman exceeds 10 mm and is accompanied by abdominal pain or severe odor, it may be caused by pelvic inflammatory disease. She should go to the hospital for examination in time and take medication according to the doctor's advice. After that, pregnant women should also undergo regular obstetric examinations, especially Down syndrome screening at 15-20 weeks of pregnancy and four-dimensional color Doppler ultrasound examination at 22-26 weeks of pregnancy.

3. Regular care

Pregnant mothers with pelvic effusion should pay special attention to personal hygiene, such as washing the vagina with warm water every day, wearing cotton underwear, and frequently changing sanitary napkins. Pelvic effusion caused by inflammation is prone to fever, so you should drink more water to lower your body temperature. The diet should be light and nutritious, eat more fresh vegetables and fruits, and avoid raw, cold, and irritating foods.

4. Taking medication

By taking the medicine, the accumulated fluid can be effectively expelled and the anti-infection effect can be achieved. With continuous use of the medicine, full recovery can usually be effectively achieved within 7 to 15 days.

5. Surgical treatment

Surgical treatment must be taken to effectively drain the accumulated fluid, and the internal infected tissue must also be treated accordingly. Only in this way can the uterus be effectively recovered at the same time and avoid stimulation and damage to other aspects of pregnancy in the late pregnancy.