Patient's question:
I have been doing quite well overall, but recently I've been experiencing lower abdominal pain, and there has been a significant increase in vaginal discharge, which is abnormal. I also feel particularly lower back pain. The result is that it's caused by pelvic fluid accumulation. How do I treat pelvic fluid accumulation? What kind of medication would be effective?Doctor's answer:
If there is pelvic effusion, it is likely to cause increased secretions and lower back pain. You can follow your doctor's advice to use antibiotics or physical therapy to stabilize it. Pelvic effusion needs 1 to 2 weeks to resolve, so avoid sexual activity during medication. It is recommended to expose underwear to sunlight during these days for better effect. Also, avoid working overtime and check if deep sleep is normal. Do not eat spicy food. Pelvic effusion is a condition that is not easily resolved. Patients should maintain a positive attitude and face it with optimism. Only in this way can they improve their confidence in combating pelvic effusion and believe that recovery is certain.