Patient's question:
Hello, I am the one who went to the hospital in February this year because I felt that I hadn't conceived after living together for a year. I had a tubal patency test done there, and the doctor said it wasn't open. After going back, I was given intravenous fluids. Later, he said it was open, but I didn't go back. Then, in December of the following year, I went to our big hospital for a thorough check-up. The doctor said I had pelvic inflammatory disease with fluid accumulation. After treating it for a week, I felt noticeably better. Now, when my period is about to end, I have a slight pain in my lower abdomen, but it's not very painful. My period also comes less frequently, lasting only three days.Doctor's answer:
Pelvic effusion can be divided into two types: physiological pelvic effusion and pathological pelvic effusion. Based on the symptoms you mentioned, it should be caused by an infection. Pelvic effusion caused by infection is often related to a lower immune system, making it easier to lead to fallopian tube blockage, which can result in infertility. According to your situation, it has already been resolved. It is recommended to have sexual intercourse during the ovulation period, which can facilitate delivery. The reduced menstrual cycle may also be related to physical weakness. Rest more and ensure you get sufficient deep sleep.