What are the dangers of having uterine effusion?

Do you know the dangers of uterine effusion? Uterine effusion is a type of gynecological inflammation, and it is relatively easy to get this disease. Under normal circumstances, female friends will have some fluid accumulation. As long as it does not exceed the normal range, there is no problem. However, some are not physiological but pathological, and need treatment. If not treated, it will cause certain harm to the body.

First of all, we need to understand how the effusion comes from. You may know that uterine effusion is caused by gynecological inflammation. What are the inflammations? 1. Inflammation or lesions of the endometrium; 2. Cervicitis, cervical erosion, cervical polyps; 3. Pelvic inflammatory disease, adnexitis, etc. These gynecological diseases may cause uterine effusion.

The above is about pathological uterine effusion. There are two types of uterine effusion. In addition to pathological effusion, there is also a natural phenomenon of the body, also called physiological effusion. Generally, it occurs during the female ovulation period or early pregnancy. These phenomena will disappear naturally after ovulation and early pregnancy.

After understanding these, let's take a look at the hazards of pathological uterine effusion!

1. Other gynecological inflammations caused by uterine fluid accumulation, such as pelvic inflammatory disease, ectopic pregnancy, ovarian disease, etc.

2. Affecting normal pregnancy and causing infertility. Because of inflammation in the uterus, it is difficult for sperm and eggs to implant normally, making it difficult to get pregnant. At the same time, due to the influence of fluid accumulation, it may cause fallopian tube blockage, which is a more serious consequence. Fallopian tube blockage will cause infertility, and fallopian tube blockage itself is not easy to treat.

3. Abdominal pain and increased leucorrhea are relatively common hazards. Patients often feel lower abdominal pain and their leucorrhea also increases significantly.

I hope you can listen carefully to the above introduction about the harm of uterine effusion, understand its harm, and know its disadvantages in time. However, don't be discouraged after reading it, because these harms are the consequences of untimely treatment. As long as timely treatment and active prevention and treatment are given, these harms can be avoided.