What are the harms of pelvic effusion to the body

Pelvic effusion is mainly caused by long-term pelvic inflammation and infection. It is a common gynecological disease. Female friends should pay attention to it in daily life, develop good living habits, pay attention to hygiene, and prevent it from happening. A friend asked: What are the harms of pelvic effusion to the body?

Patients with pelvic effusion may experience increased vaginal discharge, which may be purulent in severe cases, as well as lower abdominal distension and pain, lumbar pain, etc. If the treatment is not timely or thorough, it will not only affect the normal work and life, but also affect the health of women. Severe cases may cause infertility. The specific harms of pelvic effusion to the body are as follows:

1. Impact on normal life: Pelvic effusion often causes lower abdominal pain, anal distension, back pain, or sudden severe pain in the lower abdomen that gradually turns into distension and pain, which worsens during activities, seriously affecting normal study, life, work, etc.

2. Infertility: If there is a chronic infection, it may be inflammation of the gynecological system such as the ovaries and fallopian tubes, or it may be caused by tuberculosis or tumors. If not treated in time, it may affect the end of the fallopian tube and cause inflammatory adhesions, fallopian tube blockage, etc., leading to infertility, or abortion, miscarriage, miscarriage, etc.

3. Harm to other organs: If pelvic effusion is not treated in time, it may cause inflammation of the surrounding tissues of the pelvis to spread and affect other organs in the pelvic area. If you have lower abdominal pain, lumbar pain, increased leucorrhea, lower abdominal tenderness, cord-like thickening during gynecological examination, etc., consider chronic pelvic inflammatory disease, and active treatment is needed to prevent the inflammation from worsening and the amount of effusion from increasing.

If pelvic effusion is not treated for a long time or is not completely cured, it may turn into chronic pelvic inflammatory disease. Therefore, pelvic effusion should be treated actively and thoroughly. Temporary relief of symptoms should not be used as the standard of cure. At the same time, it should be coordinated with lifestyle adjustments and prevention of recurrence.