Patient's question:
Ultrasound Report: Retroverted uterus, uterine size approximately 43x42x35mm, normal shape, homogeneous muscle wall echoes, endometrium on the left side, thickness of about 5mm, no obvious mass observed within the uterus. Fluid-filled dark areas were detected posterior to the uterus with the maximum anteroposterior diameter of about 23mm. Bilateral ovaries were clearly visualized. A fluid-filled dark area measuring approximately 32x33mm with clear boundaries, thin walls, good internal echo transmission, and decreased echoes on the posterior wall was observed in the left ovary. No obvious abnormal echoes were noted in the right adnexal region.Past Treatment and Effect: The doctor said the condition was pelvic inflammation and prescribed some anti-inflammatory medication.
Desired Help: How serious is this condition? Will it affect normal fertility?
Doctor's answer:
In your case, it has been discovered that there is an accumulation of fluid. Most pelvic fluid is caused by pelvic inflammation, so it is necessary to receive timely treatment. Otherwise, it may lead to infertility. If pelvic inflammation recurs repeatedly, it can develop into chronic pelvic inflammation, so it is essential to receive timely treatment. For patients with ovarian cysts, in addition to immediate treatment, it is also important to pay attention to self-care.