Patient's question:
Posterior uterus 46mm43mm40mm, endometrial thickness: 9mm. The uterus is of normal size, with regular shape and evenly arranged echoes. The endometrial line is located on the left side. Both ovaries are clearly visible, with multiple follicular echoes and no obvious abnormal mass. An irregular liquid dark area is observed in the pelvis, with good sound transmission, with the maximum anteroposterior diameter of about 16mm. CDFI examination: no obvious abnormal blood flow signals. MRI diagnosis (for clinical reference only): small amount of pelvic effusion.Hello doctor, is this pelvic effusion serious? Previous treatment history and effectiveness: none. What kind of assistance do you need? Hello doctor, is this pelvic effusion serious?
Doctor's answer:
Your current endometrial condition is the endometrium before menstruation. Based on your current condition, it is timely to implement antibiotic treatment to stabilize the condition of pelvic effusion. If there are no symptoms, you can undergo a follow-up examination after menstruation to clarify your condition. Your effusion is not severe, and what is currently observed is the impending onset of menstruation. You can undergo a follow-up examination a few days after your period (3-7 days). It is important to seek medical treatment early to avoid missing the optimal treatment window.