Patient's question:
After finishing the egg retrieval surgery at the hospital today, I found that I have pelvic effusion. I want to ask what should I do if there is pelvic effusion after egg retrieval?Doctor's answer:
After egg retrieval, it was found that there is pelvic effusion. It is recommended that you receive intravenous infusion to tighten the uterus and treat inflammation. This condition may be caused by the tearing of the skin after egg retrieval, or it may be due to pelvic inflammation. If there are no symptoms of abdominal pain, it is suggested that you receive intravenous infusion for seven days, and then focus on using blood-activating and anti-inflammatory medications to prevent the formation of inflammation and facilitate the implantation of the fertilized egg. Pelvic effusion is a condition that is difficult to recover from.