Patient's question:
Can I take medication to treat pelvic effusion after a miscarriage? Can a pelvic effusion of 3.8cm x 2.1cm be treated with medication? Sometimes my stomach hurts so much that I can't sleep, and it always swells. I had a miscarriage before and later developed pelvic effusion. I want to ask if medication treatment is possible.Doctor's answer:
After an abortion, medication can be taken to treat pelvic effusion. However, if it is immediately after the abortion, it is sufficient to take some anti-inflammatory drugs first, such as metronidazole tablets. If it has been some time since the abortion, herbal medicine treatment that focuses on anti-inflammatory and blood-activating properties can be used. This is because pelvic effusion is mostly caused by chronic pelvic inflammatory disease, and herbal medicine treatment is very effective for treating chronic pelvic inflammatory disease. The daily treatment for pelvic effusion patients primarily involves medication. Patients can take a variety of oral medications and supplement them with many vitamins, while also paying attention to regular sleep patterns and avoiding alcohol. We hope that pelvic effusion patients can recover as soon as possible! Thank you!