Patient's question:
No gynecological inflammation, after menopause, but standing for a long time feels a pain in the waistDoctor's answer:
Pelvic effusion of 10mm is a condition that needs to be differentiated between being caused by physiological factors or pathological factors. If the effusion is caused by physiological factors, it generally does not require any treatment or management. However, if the effusion is pathological, it requires timely treatment and the effective removal of the existing effusion to achieve therapeutic results. For individuals with pelvic effusion, there are certain standards for the amount of effusion, and each quantified size of effusion will directly affect the tissues within the pelvic cavity, causing different degrees of impact and irritation. When dealing with pelvic effusion, it is necessary to conduct effective examinations on the effusion to determine whether it is physiological or pathological.