Patient's question:
Pelvic effusion was detected last October, and this year a cutaneous diverticulum was found. Currently, there is a slight ache in the lower right abdomen, and a dull pain in the lower abdomen. Five days after the last menstrual period, brown discharge appeared, followed by creamy white vaginal discharge.Doctor's answer:
A uterine incision diverticulum is poor wound healing, which can lead to prolonged menstruation; pelvic effusion can be physiological or pathological, with pathological effusion being more significant, often caused by pelvic inflammatory disease. Hello! Your ultrasound suggests a uterine incision diverticulum, and you may consider undergoing hysteroscopy surgery. The lower abdomen has mild pain and there is a significant amount of effusion in the pelvis, indicating a higher likelihood of pelvic inflammatory disease. You can use two medications, levofloxacin and metronidazole, for anti-infection treatment. Many anti-inflammatory medications can be used, with Pan yan jing granules being commonly used. Additionally, various gynecological suppositories and lotions can be used for combined treatment.