Patient's question:
I am 25 years old, female. Last year, I was carefully diagnosed with pelvic inflammatory disease. After that, I took medication for treatment, but I still feel it hasn't improved. Now, I still have a lot of leukorrhea and often have lower back pain. Could you please tell me what causes pelvic effusion?Doctor's answer:
Normal women usually have a very small amount of pelvic effusion, which is within the normal range and nothing to worry about. It is common during ovulation periods. Pelvic inflammation or pelvic masses may cause this, so be mindful of avoiding cold exposure and undergo regular gynecological check-ups to prevent pelvic inflammation.How much is the cervical canal effusion? You can have a follow-up ultrasound after your next menstrual period to check it. Also, have a gynecological examination to see if there is any tenderness.
The patient needs to go to a formal Grade 3-A hospital as soon as possible for systematic and standardized examinations based on their condition. This is the only way to diagnose the problem accurately and recover quickly.