Does pelvic effusion require medication?

Does pelvic effusion need to be treated with medicine? Gynecologists say that physiological pelvic effusion does not require treatment, while pathological pelvic effusion needs to be diagnosed and treated in a regular hospital. In terms of treatment, simple drug treatment cannot completely cure the disease, and the combined treatment of drugs and physical therapy is more effective.

Gynecologists believe that the treatment of pelvic effusion is actually the treatment of pelvic inflammatory disease, but it cannot be treated with drugs for a long time, because long-term use of drugs will lead to dysbacteriosis, causing the growth of mold and causing candidal vaginitis. Patients who use a lot of drugs for a long time will have serious damage to their gastrointestinal function and affect their health. Therefore, compared with simple drug treatment, the method of combining drugs with physical therapy is a more effective treatment method.

Recommendations for the treatment of pelvic effusion:

First: Physiological pelvic effusion often occurs after ovulation or in early pregnancy, and it can usually disappear naturally without treatment. However, if there is too much effusion, anti-inflammatory treatment is required.

Second: Pelvic effusion often causes symptoms such as lower abdominal pain, anal distension, and low back pain, and has a great impact on physical health, so women should actively seek treatment once they find it.

Third: Do not use medication indiscriminately for pelvic effusion. You should go to a regular gynecological hospital for a detailed examination in time to find out the real cause of the disease. Symptomatic treatment can still cure it. Sometimes taking antibiotics cannot completely cure it, so do not use medication indiscriminately to avoid delaying the disease.