Is pelvic effusion 22×15mm serious?

Is pelvic effusion of 22×15mm serious?

1. Pelvic effusion can be physiological effusion or pathological effusion. Effusion without abdominal pain, abdominal prolapse and other discomfort symptoms is mostly physiological effusion, which is common before and after menstruation, during ovulation, etc. If there are abdominal pain, abdominal prolapse and other discomfort symptoms, it may be inflammatory exudate and needs treatment. If there are no symptoms, simple pelvic effusion does not need treatment.

2. Pelvic effusion is not a separate disease, but a manifestation. There are many reasons, such as not paying attention to personal hygiene habits during menstruation, such as not changing sanitary napkins frequently, not cleaning the perineum every day, not changing underwear, etc., which will lead to bacterial proliferation and invasion, leading to pelvic inflammation and the formation of pelvic effusion.

3. Pelvic effusion may also be caused by postpartum infection. Many women do not receive good care after giving birth or abortion, because the body of postpartum women is very weak and vulnerable to bacteria. At this time, the private parts should be cleaned more. If not, it is easy to cause upward infection and inflammation, which will lead to pelvic effusion.

4. If you have frequent sex, it can also cause pelvic effusion, especially within one month after delivery. The probability of infection is very high, which can easily cause pelvic inflammatory disease and endometritis, thus causing pelvic effusion. When inflammation occurs in adjacent organs such as appendicitis and peritonitis, if the disease spreads, it can also cause pelvic effusion.

5. When you have pelvic effusion, you should strengthen personal hygiene, especially during menstruation and after childbirth, clean your private parts every day, change sanitary napkins frequently, and change underwear every day. You also need to keep your abdomen warm every day, eat a light diet, avoid cold, spicy, and irritating foods, drink plenty of water, and promote the discharge of toxins. Pay special attention to avoiding sexual intercourse during menstruation and avoid sexual intercourse within two months after childbirth.