Patient's question:
I've noticed some discomfort these days, and the doctor told me I have a little pelvic effusion. I'm currently in the last few days of menopause. I heard from others that pelvic effusion after menopause is relatively normal. I don't know how long it will take for the pelvic effusion to disappear after menopause?Doctor's answer:
If it is pelvic effusion after menopause, this type of effusion is usually physiological and does not require any treatment. It will typically resolve on its own within three to five days. However, if the pelvic effusion is pathological rather than physiological, it is necessary to go to the hospital for a thorough examination to identify the cause. Once the cause is determined, prompt treatment should be administered, as many women develop pelvic effusion due to chronic inflammation.Patients with pelvic effusion can, while receiving conventional treatment, use home remedies as supplementary therapy in daily life. They should also maintain a proper diet and avoid foods.