Patient's question:
These days, my leukorrhea has been unusually abundant. Every day, I feel like my underwear is wet. I previously had pelvic effusion, and I'm upset that this time, the excessive leukorrhea might be caused by pelvic effusion. Does pelvic effusion lead to a discharge from the lower genital area?Doctor's answer:
Increased leukorrhea is related to pelvic effusion to some extent. It is also associated with vaginal infections and changes in a woman's hormone levels. A leukorrhea test and a detailed pelvic ultrasound examination can be performed. In the case of inflammation, active anti-inflammatory treatment with medication should be adopted, while also coordinating with menstrual regulation therapy. On the second or third day of the next menstrual period, a detailed examination of six female hormone indicators should be conducted. Maintain a light diet and practice good personal hygiene.When patients are directly affected by pelvic effusion, we should promptly implement symptomatic treatment principles and avoid delaying medical consultation. If pelvic effusion does not improve with treatment, a new treatment plan should be adopted in a timely manner.