Patient's question:
I have had an accumulation of fluid in the uterus since I was pregnant. My vagina hasn't been broken, and my lower abdomen sometimes has mild pain. Upon careful examination, the fluid measured 2314. At 10 weeks, the fluid measured 318. Based on the data, is the range of the fluid decreasing as the baby grows smaller? I have been taking medication to support the pregnancy and progesterone injections, and resting in bed every day. The baby is growing well. Besides smoothly completing three months in just two weeks, if the fluid doesn't disappear, will it cause problems? What is going on tonight? Is it caused by inflammation? Did I eat something that upset my stomach?Doctor's answer:
Did you have a gynecological ultrasound before you got pregnant? Did you have any fluid accumulation back then? Pelvic fluid accumulation is usually caused by inflammation. The so-called inflammation, for women, due to the of the urethra, it is very easy to spread downwards. Therefore, it is especially necessary to pay attention to personal hygiene and maintain a light diet. The above is advice on the question "What should I do if there is always fluid in the uterine cavity during pregnancy?" I hope it helps you, and wish you good health!