Women with pelvic effusion symptoms who meet these 4 conditions should pay attention

For most women, they will have some gynecological diseases to a greater or lesser extent. Some gynecological diseases do not require special treatment and will heal on their own, but some gynecological diseases need to be taken seriously, such as pelvic effusion , which is a disease caused by inflammation of the endometrium due to inflammation and exudation of inflammatory fluid somewhere in the pelvis. When the exudate in the swollen cells is wrapped by the surrounding tissue, a mass will be formed. If not treated in time, the mass will slowly grow and eventually affect the health of the entire pelvis. Let's take a look at the symptoms of pelvic effusion .

What are the symptoms of pelvic effusion?

1. Menstrual disorders. Women should pay special attention to menstrual hygiene during menstruation, because during this period, the female body is the weakest, and the uterus and cervix are in an open state. If you do not pay attention to the hygiene of the genitals at this time, or use unclean sanitary napkins, bacteria will enter the pelvic cavity, causing inflammation, which will lead to the formation of fluid accumulation. Therefore, when women have menstrual disorders, they should pay attention and do not think it is a trivial matter. Especially for women with long-term menstrual disorders, they must go to the hospital for examination.

2. Abdominal pain. Abdominal pain is a typical symptom of pelvic effusion. The pain is mainly around the lower abdomen, with a feeling of falling and swelling. Some women also have back pain. When the effusion in the pelvic cavity seeps out, it will accumulate to the lowest point, which is the Douglas fossa. At this time, fluid accumulation will form. The most direct reaction at this time is abdominal pain.

3. Decreased resistance. Women with pelvic effusion will have a significant decrease in their body resistance, accompanied by complications. Some patients may also experience symptoms such as lack of energy, fatigue, irregular menstruation, and vaginal bleeding. At this time, special attention should be paid and not ignored.

4. Infertility. When the pelvic effusion is very serious, it will cause great damage to the uterus and ovaries. It will lead to blockage of the fallopian tubes, thus causing infertility. Women with pelvic effusion will have a posterior tilt of the uterus, and all uterine activities will be restricted. In severe cases, adhesions may occur.