When is it appropriate to check for pelvic effusion?

Some women think they may have pelvic effusion based on their own symptoms, but they are not sure, so they want to go to the hospital for examination. But when is the best time to go to the hospital for pelvic effusion examination? After the examination is confirmed, what should patients with pelvic effusion pay attention to?

Pelvic effusion is a disease. The sooner the better. If you have similar symptoms, you should go to the hospital for treatment immediately. However, women's physical conditions are different from men's, and it is not suitable for gynecological examinations at all times. The best time to check for pelvic effusion is within three to seven days after the menstrual period. The results of pelvic effusion examinations within this period will be relatively accurate.

If you have pelvic effusion, what should you pay attention to? Patients with pelvic effusion should pay more attention to some details in life:

1. Pay attention to hygiene, especially during menstruation and pregnancy.

2. Do not abuse drugs. Abuse of antibiotics and anti-inflammatory drugs will cause a large amount of hormones to exist and accumulate in the female body, leading to the occurrence of lesions and pelvic effusion.

3. Pay attention to the cleanliness of sexual intercourse. Many women suffer from inflammation of the reproductive organs due to unclean sexual intercourse, and this is the most common.

4. Do not over-douche the vagina. Excessive douching will cause a large amount of damage to the beneficial bacteria in the vagina, increasing the possibility of vaginal infertility in women.

In short, patients with pelvic effusion should seek treatment as soon as possible and do not delay the condition, otherwise it will cause more serious diseases.