Is pelvic effusion contagious?

Whether the disease is contagious is a concern for every patient, and the same is true for patients with pelvic effusion, who are afraid that their disease will be transmitted to their family members. Generally speaking, pelvic effusion is very harmful to patients themselves, and whether it is contagious depends on the pathogenic bacteria. It is best for patients to go to the hospital for timely treatment to reduce the infection rate of the disease.

Although pelvic effusion cannot be transmitted to others indirectly like sexually transmitted diseases, nor can it be transmitted to people around through clothing. Pelvic effusion cannot be directly transmitted through sexual intercourse, but it is also necessary to avoid sexual intercourse during the acute attack period and the treatment period.

Pelvic effusion is usually not contagious, but it may spread to other organs and cause self-spreading infection. Most of these spread infections spread through the blood circulation, lymphatic system, along the genital mucosa, and infect adjacent organs. Patients must pay attention to timely and active treatment.

The above is the introduction to the question of whether pelvic effusion is contagious. The answer is no, but patients should also pay more attention in life to prevent the condition from getting worse step by step, which will cause inconvenience to treatment. In addition, if you do not pay attention to personal hygiene, it will aggravate the condition and even cause infertility. At the same time, for the health of themselves and their families, patients should go to the hospital for examination and treatment in time. During the treatment process, they should also pay attention to diet and psychological adjustment, pay attention to the cleanliness of private parts, and avoid bacteria from invading the body again, inducing other gynecological inflammations, and endangering their own health.