Patient's question:
Last week, I had a health check-up. The ultrasound detected 5333mm of pelvic fluid accumulation. It's said the issue is serious. I haven't experienced any discomfort, normal white discharge, or abdominal pain, and I don't have a history of sexual activity. What kind of help I need:Hello, is there a high chance of misdiagnosis? If diagnosed, will the treatment be difficult? Can it be cured completely?
Doctor's answer:
It is speculated that you may be experiencing fluid accumulation due to ovulation. This is usually asymptomatic, so it is advisable to wait and see. If it does not resolve on its own, it is normal!Recommendations: Physiological pelvic fluid accumulation often occurs after menopause or in early pregnancy and usually resolves naturally without treatment. Treating pelvic fluid accumulation is essentially treating pelvic inflammatory disease. Currently, many doctors use posterior fornix aspiration to extract the fluid for treatment, which is highly unscientific. Simply draining the fluid not only does not treat the accumulation but may even cause it to increase. Pelvic fluid accumulation is a condition that is difficult to fully cure.