Patient's question:
Today, during the ultrasound, it was said that there is pelvic effusion, and it was also detected that I am pregnant. I would like to consult a few things: will the pelvic effusion interfere with my pregnancy?Doctor's answer:
Ultrasound revealed pelvic effusion, which may be caused by gynecological inflammation. A small portion may also be due to physiological reasons and be a normal phenomenon. Clinically, it is mainly characterized by a sense of heaviness in the lower abdomen, lower back and sacral pain, etc. The treatment of pelvic effusion can generally be approached through medication or extraction of the effusion. If it is considered physiological effusion, it poses little interference to the child. It is recommended to focus on careful observation, undergo regular prenatal examinations, and pay attention to pre-natal health checks for healthy reproduction.