Patient's question:
I am a 65-year-old woman, and gradually, my body started to feel uncomfortable. I don't know what's wrong, but it seems like I lack energy. Please ask: How should the treatment for pelvic effusion be handled?Doctor's answer:
Actually, many women feel particularly anxious when they see "pelvic fluid" on their MRI report. In normal circumstances, there is usually only a minimal amount of pelvic fluid. For example, if the report states there are two to three centimeters of fluid, that is perfectly normal. It's not that having fluid is problematic; without fluid or lubricant, the pelvic organs would stick together. Therefore, a small amount of fluid is perfectly acceptable. However, during ovulation and towards the end of the menstrual cycle, some minimal fluid is expected. But if the amount of fluid is excessive, we need to be cautious.