Patient's question:
Female, 28 years old. She had an episode last year. After checking at the hospital, medication was prescribed for both topical and oral use, which quickly controlled the condition. Her leukorrhea was also abnormal and had a very strong odor. Question: Can she get pregnant with pelvic effusion?Doctor's answer:
B ultrasound shows existing pelvic effusion, with fluid echoes observed in the right ovary, indicating pelvic inflammation. Treatment is required before considering pregnancy. Based on the ultrasound results, pregnancy is not suitable at this time due to inflammation around the fallopian tubes and ovaries. If pregnancy occurs, the risk of ectopic pregnancy is high, particularly on the right side. After treatment, a fallopian tube should be performed to assess the patency of the tubes. Wait for 3-7 days after menstruation before undergoing the fallopian tube.