Patient's question:
I went to the hospital yesterday for a thorough examination and found pelvic effusion. I am very distressed and want to ask if pelvic effusion can lead to miscarriage?Doctor's answer:
If the amount of pelvic effusion is not significant, a miscarriage can be performed. After the procedure, you should receive intravenous fluids for about a week, primarily to reduce inflammation. Generally, before the 49th day of amenorrhea, it is the best time for medical or surgical abortion. Before undergoing a miscarriage, it is essential to have an immediate gynecological ultrasound examination at the hospital to check how the gestational sac is located within the uterine cavity. In addition to the size of the gestational sac, the surgical timing should be determined. After the miscarriage, it is important to take anti-inflammatory medication to prevent infection. Pay attention to re-examining the effusion condition, and maintain good hygiene in the perineal area post-surgery.