Patient's question:
When I had an ultrasound, there was pelvic effusion. Then about a month and a half later, I had an MRI, and it didn't say anything about it in the images. I also didn't ask about it myself. I don't know if there's a problem! Does pelvic effusion affect the baby?Doctor's answer:
According to the symptoms you described, the accumulation of fluid you mentioned may indicate some signs of miscarriage. In this case, it is recommended to test progesterone levels and hCG. If the test results are low, there may be a risk of miscarriage, and you can take progesterone capsules to help prevent it. Gradually, the accumulation of fluid may be absorbed. Additionally, the pregnant woman needs to rest in bed and avoid physical exertion. Wishing the patient a speedy recovery!