What is the normal value of uterine rectal effusion?

The normal value of rectouterine effusion refers to the value of female pelvic fluid accumulation, which is the basis for diagnosing gynecological diseases.

Normal parameters of rectouterine effusion: effusion within the normal range: 10mm~20mm or <10mm; value that may be pathological effusion: 20mm or >20mm; value of effusion in the observation period: >10mm<20mm, and in a growing state.

The causes of uterine rectal effusion and the judgment of abnormal values ​​require the following points:

1. Uterine rectal effusion is female pelvic effusion, which can be divided into physiological and pathological types. Physiological effusion: usually occurs during ovulation or early pregnancy, and B-ultrasound examination can determine the amount of effusion. Usually, effusion less than 20mm does not require special intervention and can disappear on its own.

2. Pathological effusion is mostly caused by pelvic inflammatory disease, adnexitis, endometriosis and other diseases. If the uterine rectal fossa effusion is found to be more than 20mm, the pelvic cavity, endometrium and other areas should be examined. Once the condition is confirmed, timely treatment is required to avoid affecting fertility.

3. If the fluid accumulation in the rectouterine pouch is found to be more than 10mm but less than 20mm, regular B-ultrasound examinations should be performed to observe whether the fluid accumulation is increasing. If it decreases on its own, no intervention is required. If there is a growth trend and exceeds the normal range, a gynecological examination is required to confirm the condition and then carry out targeted treatment.