What is pelvic effusion?

What is considered good for pelvic effusion?

Pelvic effusion is a common gynecological disease in women, usually caused by menstrual infection, menstrual sexual behavior, vaginitis, adnexitis, intrauterine inflammation and other reasons. Pelvic effusion is divided into physiological and pathological types. Due to fluctuations in hormone levels, physiological pelvic effusion occurs during ovulation or early pregnancy and does not require treatment. The effusion can be absorbed by the body on its own and requires regular review. Pathological pelvic effusion is caused by inflammatory infection and requires good treatment in order to get better.

1. How to calculate pelvic effusion?

Patients with pelvic effusion need to go to the hospital for examination first. According to the type of examination, choose the appropriate treatment method. Common drug treatments include metronidazole, Gynecological Qianjin Tablets, Fuyankang Tablets, etc. These drugs have good bactericidal effects, prevent the aggravation of pelvic effusion, and achieve the effect of eliminating inflammation. It also contains Chinese patent medicine, which helps regulate qi and blood and promote blood circulation. Adhere to treatment for a period of time, the condition can slowly improve, and the recovery period is about 2 to 3 months. Due to the different severity of the disease, the recovery time is different.

2. Can pelvic effusion be cured by physical therapy?

During the period of pelvic effusion, patients often feel abdominal pain, chest tightness, and abdominal falling. Physical therapy with a heat lamp can irradiate the lower abdomen to promote blood circulation and reduce abdominal pain. Ion permeation therapy can irradiate the abdomen, reduce inflammation, and promote the discharge of effusion. Although physical therapy cannot completely cure pelvic effusion, it can achieve a good auxiliary effect.

3. Can pelvic effusion be cured by surgery?

Severe pelvic effusion may be accompanied by heavy bleeding, fluid secretion, shock and other symptoms. Abdominal or vaginal incision drainage can be performed to promote the discharge of fluid. Before surgery, a physical examination is required to ensure that the patient meets the surgical criteria. Surgery can completely improve the problem of pelvic effusion. After surgery, recovery work should be done to speed up recovery.