Patient's question:
What does pelvic effusion (3518mm) mean? Is there pelvic inflammatory disease? Is it serious? Does it affect pregnancy? Does it need treatment?Doctor's answer:
If affected by pelvic inflammatory disease for a long time, it not only causes infertility but also triggers other gynecological diseases, such as cervical erosion, vaginitis, etc. It can also lead to adhesion and closure of the fimbriae of the fallopian tubes, thicken and harden the capsule on the surface of the ovaries, and thus prevent the normal release of eggs. Pre-pregnancy examinations are to rule out any existing diseases that may be harmful to fertility and to receive prenatal guidance from a doctor, preparing adequately for a healthy pregnancy. Pre-pregnancy check-ups are beneficial and harmless.