Patient's question:
Many yellowish leukorrhea, then I also felt that my endocrine has problems. After a thorough examination, what should I do if it is found that there is pelvic effusion? In this situation, should I have surgery? Can it be treated with medication?Doctor's answer:
Normal people also have a certain amount of pelvic effusion. If it is physiological effusion, it generally does not require treatment. If the ultrasound shows that the effusion volume is greater than one centimeter, it indicates pathological pelvic effusion. Intravenous antibiotics can be administered for one week, followed by a re-examination of the ultrasound after one week of medication. It can also be treated through physical methods to promote the resolution of the effusion. During treatment, avoid exposure to cold and consuming spicy, irritating foods.