Patient's question:
I am a 74-year-old woman and don't know why I suddenly got sick. I also feel uncomfortable. Please ask: What is the effect of pelvic effusion on pregnancy?Doctor's answer:
Pelvic effusion can be caused by two reasons: one is due to the menstrual period or ovulation, which does not require treatment, and the other is pelvic inflammatory disease, which causes lower abdominal tenderness during gynecological examinations and needs to be treated. Since the effusion is minimal and there is no abdominal pain, it is best to wait and see. The residual fluid in the uterine cavity is unrelated to the effusion. The more times you conceive, the easier it is for the placenta to adhere to the uterus. If you are already pregnant, there is no solution. If you are not pregnant, it is best to wait two to three years before conceiving again to give the uterus a rest.