How to take care of yourself properly after uterine effusion surgery

Experts point out that most patients with uterine effusion will experience lower abdominal pain, which may be accompanied by systemic symptoms, fever, elevated white blood cell count, etc. It is mainly caused by inflammatory infection. Whether it is acute or chronic uterine inflammation, it is often accompanied by obstruction of the uterine tube, which causes the inflammatory secretions in the uterine cavity to be unable to flow out or to be drained poorly, thus causing uterine cavity pyometra. It may also be caused by ascending infection of uterine inflammation.

Uterine effusion requires active treatment from patients. It is also an important manifestation of uterine inflammation. If it is not treated for a long time, it will lead to infertility and symptoms such as uterine adhesions, low back pain, and abdominal pain. Therefore, patients should receive timely diagnosis and treatment.

What is uterine effusion? What should I do if I have uterine effusion? Experts suggest that you should pay attention to the following points when treating uterine effusion:

1. Diagnostic method: Since there are many specific causes of uterine effusion, the exact cause can usually be known only after examination. Standardized treatment can be carried out after diagnosis by colposcopy and other methods.

2. Uterine drainage: Uterine drainage is currently used to treat intrauterine fluid. Uterine drainage is suitable for intrauterine fluid caused by uterine adhesions, endometrial inflammation, intrauterine tuberculosis, etc.

3. Postoperative precautions: After surgery, attention should be paid to maintaining smooth drainage of the uterine cavity. The patency of the uterine tube is the key to drainage. Drain the uterine cavity fluid as cleanly as possible. Perform B-ultrasound examination when necessary.