Patient's question:
Today's check revealed a small amount of pelvic effusion, and the doctor said it was pelvic inflammatory disease. Will pelvic inflammatory disease interfere with getting pregnant? What are the common early symptoms of pelvic effusion?Doctor's answer:
Hello, female pelvic effusion, excluding the minimal physiological effusion before and after ovulation (it is normal to have a small amount of effusion before and after ovulation), the rest is pathological. Pathological effusion is mainly caused by pelvic inflammation (referring to inflammation of pelvic organs such as endometritis, tubitis, and ovarian cysts), which can lead to menstrual disorders, sexual dysfunction, and infertility, and must be treated systematically and scientifically. Daily hygiene during the four periods should be maintained, vaginal inflammation and cervical inflammation should be actively treated, exercise should be strengthened, and physical fitness should be enhanced. If there are indications for surgery, surgical treatment should be performed.