What happens if pelvic effusion is not treated?

Patient's question:

How can pelvic effusion be confirmed? How can pelvic effusion be confirmed? What are the symptoms of pelvic effusion?

Doctor's answer:

Hello, pelvic fluid can be physiological or pathological. Generally, normal women may experience physiological fluid accumulation again during menopause or menstruation, which usually does not exceed 1 cm. The doctor will then perform a routine gynecological examination, specifically a bimanual examination. If there is tenderness in the lower abdomen, it is often caused by inflammation. If there is both inflammation and fluid accumulation, it can usually be determined to be pathological fluid accumulation.

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