Patient's question:
The ascites cannot be determined as the cause, and the careful examination results show ovarian cysts in the gynecology department, pericardial effusion, and diabetes. However, the doctor said there are no major issues in the gynecology department. What other diseases can be carefully examined?Doctor's answer:
Hello, how long have you had diabetes? Do you have any heart-related issues? It's best to get an ultrasound report to help assess your current condition. We should primarily check if your ascites and pericardial effusion are significant. If they are minimal, it's commonly caused by heart dysfunction, poor nutrition, etc. If they are more substantial, we need to consider potential kidney or heart failure issues. It's recommended to undergo a comprehensive ultrasound and echocardiogram.