Patient's question:
Medical history: None: Vaginal cleanliness: IV degree Trichomonas: Negative Candida: Negative BV: Positive (+) CT: Negative NG: Negative
1. Enlargement of bilateral adnexa 2. Pelvic effusion
I had the tests done at a private hospital and then showed the results to a doctor at a public hospital. The doctor didn’t say anything and said everything was fine.
But I still don’t feel at ease and wanted to ask the experts here if it’s serious?
Doctor's answer:
Severe pelvic effusion may lead to infertility, depending on the specific type of pelvic inflammatory disease. A small amount of pelvic effusion is a normal phenomenon and will not affect pregnancy if there are no discomforts. It is best to go to the hospital to check the specific cause and determine which category it falls into. It is recommended to go to a large hospital, preferably a Class III-A hospital.Patients with pelvic inflammatory disease should pay attention to dietary care and strengthen nutrition. During fever, it is advisable to consume light and easily digestible foods. For patients with high fever and fluid depletion, drinks such as pear juice, apple juice, or watermelon juice can be provided, but they should not be served chilled. Patients with yellow, excessive, and viscous leukorrhea belong to the damp-heat syndrome and should avoid fried, greasy, and spicy foods.
For patients with lower abdominal cold pain, fear of cold, and lower back pain, who have a cold-stagnation and qi-qi stagnation type, warm and heating foods such as ginger soup, brown sugar water, or longan meat can be consumed. Patients with five-palm heat and lower back pain are often classified as kidney yin deficiency and can eat meat and egg products to nourish and strengthen the body.