What medicine should I take for pelvic effusion? What are the dietary taboos for pelvic effusion?

Pelvic effusion is relatively common for most women, and it mainly occurs during ovulation or menstruation. Physiological effusion will not exceed 1 cm and can be ignored. It will slowly disappear after ovulation or menstruation. Pathological effusion is an inflammatory effusion, which will cause damage to the pelvic cavity. Therefore, pelvic effusion exceeding 1 cm must be treated. There are both Chinese and Western medicines for the treatment of pelvic effusion . Let’s take a look at what medicines to take to treat pelvic effusion .

What medicine to take to treat pelvic effusion

1. If intravenous infusion is chosen for treatment, antibiotics are mainly used. The main function of antibiotics is to reduce inflammation, which can effectively inhibit the exudation of effusion. This is the most direct method.

2. Under the guidance of a doctor, you can choose some Chinese patent medicines that can promote blood circulation and remove blood stasis for auxiliary treatment, such as Shanfang Patch. This medicine is a course of treatment and needs to be taken continuously.

3. You can go to a Chinese medicine store to buy red peony root, dandelion, honeysuckle, costus root, and bitter orange. Go home and boil them in water and take them once a day for five days to relieve pelvic effusion.

4. Starting from the first day of menstruation, take oral anti-inflammatory drugs until the end of menstruation. This needs to be continued for 3-6 months.

5. Decoction Prunella Vulgaris, Costus Root, Salvia miltiorrhiza, Patrinia Root and Coix Seed in water, one bowl a day. The course of treatment is 15 days. This method is suitable for chronic pelvic effusion.

Dietary taboos for pelvic effusion

1. When women suffer from pelvic effusion, they are strictly prohibited from eating cold and greasy food, especially crabs, fatty meat, seafood, and barbecue. At the same time, they should quit smoking and drinking, because smoking and drinking can accelerate the development of the disease.

2. Women with chronic pelvic effusion should avoid eating spicy or irritating foods, such as spicy hot pot, and should not eat warm foods, such as rooster, mutton, dog meat, etc.

3. It is not advisable to consume relatively cold foods, such as cold drinks, popsicles, and chilled fruits. You should eat more egg tofu.