What is the effect of uterine fluid accumulation on pregnancy

Most women suffer from this disease because they did not do the corresponding gynecological examination before pregnancy, or because of weak body resistance after pregnancy. Uterine effusion is a common disease in gynecological inflammation. In the early stage, most patients with uterine effusion did not go to the hospital for diagnosis and treatment in time, which led to the appearance of endometriosis and uterine effusion over time. Clinically, some women are found to have uterine effusion during pregnancy, but they don’t know what to do. In order to avoid being troubled by the disease after pregnancy, it is recommended that women do relevant examinations in normal times, and seek timely treatment once any adverse phenomena are found. So, what effect does uterine effusion have on pregnancy?

Most women suffer from this disease because they did not have a proper gynecological examination before pregnancy or because of weak body resistance after pregnancy. Metritis is a common disease among gynecological inflammations. In the early stage, most patients with metritis did not go to the hospital for diagnosis and treatment in time, which led to the appearance of endometriosis and uterine effusion over time.

1. Physiological uterine effusion has little effect: Clinically, uterine effusion is mainly divided into physiological and pathological types according to the condition. Physiological uterine effusion often occurs after ovulation or in early pregnancy, and can disappear naturally without treatment. However, clinically, most patients have uterine effusion caused by pathological conditions, which deserves attention.

2. Pathological uterine effusion: Do not use drugs indiscriminately for pathological uterine effusion, otherwise it will affect the fetus. At this time, the patient should go to the hospital for diagnosis and treatment in time. If the condition is mild, the pregnancy will not be affected after the uterine effusion disappears. It often occurs in women after ovulation or in early pregnancy.

3. Uterine effusion caused by inflammation: This is also pathological uterine effusion. If the condition is serious, it will directly affect the normal development of the fetus, and will also cause intrauterine infection, leading to miscarriage or premature birth in the late stage. If the patient does not treat it, it can grow slowly; but if it is too big, it is not easy to eliminate it with medicine. If you actively treat it symptomatically, the uterine effusion will disappear quickly.

To sum up, the detection of uterine effusion during pregnancy will have some impact on the fetus. It can be found that physiological uterine effusion does not require treatment and lifestyle adjustments can be made, but pathological uterine effusion must be treated, and the disease will spread, so it will affect pregnancy. It is recommended that women go to the hospital for diagnosis and treatment in time when they find themselves feeling unwell.