Patient's question:
I am 28 years old. On July 14th, I had a hysteroscopy surgery. On October 10th, during a follow-up hydrotubation, the fallopian tubes were found to be open, but ultrasound revealed more than 30 milliliters of pelvic effusion. The doctor recommended a week of treatment, including medication and physical therapy, such as "preserving the uterus" treatment, "energy wave" treatment, etc. I have already undergone treatment for 2 days, but the medication costs are too high, and I don’t want to continue. The doctor said that if I don’t treat it, it might stick together again, leading to infertility?Doctor's answer:
If there is pelvic effusion, based on your detailed examination results, intravenous fluid anti-inflammatory treatment is required. Oral medication is too slow-acting for severe pelvic effusion patients. It is recommended to seek medical attention immediately and follow the doctor's advice for prompt treatment. Do not switch to new medications at will, otherwise the therapeutic effect may be counterproductive. During treatment, it is also necessary to pay attention to bed rest. Avoid strenuous exercise, maintain a calm mood, and do not have excessive stress. The above suggestions are for reference only.