Patient's question:
Doctor, hello! My mother is 50 years old this year. A few days ago, she kept feeling discomfort in the upper and lower parts of her abdomen. Yesterday, she went to the hospital for an ultrasound, and the results showed: the uterine body was 3.22.82.3cm, the uterine wall was smooth, the muscle layer echo was still relatively uniform, and an irregular liquid dark area of 1.91.0cm could be detected behind the uterus. The bilateral ovaries were unclear. The bladder was full with smooth walls, and no obvious abnormal echoes were detected inside. The ultrasound suggested: 1. Postmenopausal uterus. 2. Pelvic effusion (small amount). 3. No obvious abnormalities in the bladder.Could you please tell me if the above symptoms are normal? When my mother was young, she had a very difficult time giving birth.
Doctor's answer:
Hello, according to your ultrasound results, the amount of pelvic effusion is relatively large. It is recommended that you first take intravenous fluid treatment for inflammation. The intravenous fluid treatment should last at least seven to ten days, and then you can consolidate the treatment for a period of time.