What suppository is good for pelvic effusion?

Pelvic effusion is an inflammation that occurs in the pelvis and is a common type of inflammation of the female urinary system. In clinical medicine, there are many patients with pelvic effusion. In outpatient gynecology, many patients with pelvic inflammatory disease were found to have liquid shadows in the duodenal fossa after ultrasound examination. The presence of this sign indicates that there is fluid in the pelvis. The values ​​and levels of pelvic fluid accumulation are different for everyone, and the appropriate treatment methods are also different. So, how should pelvic effusion be treated? Which suppository is best?

In fact, pelvic effusion is also a common disease in outpatient gynecology. If there is pelvic effusion, it means that there is definitely inflammation in the pelvis, which is a manifestation of pelvic inflammation. The standard values ​​of pelvic effusion are different, the time of occurrence of effusion and the main symptoms manifested are different, and the appropriate treatment methods are also different. In clinical medicine, there are some anti-inflammatory treatments and some anti-inflammatory drugs for the treatment of this disease. Some may require a combination of drugs and acupuncture. If the condition is not very serious, you can take oral medications and use some suppositories.

Suppositories for pelvic effusion

In clinical medicine, there are many kinds of suppositories for treating inflammation, such as Gongyankang suppository, Baofukang suppository, Dakning suppository, nystatin suppository, metronidazole suppository, vaginal effervescent tablets, antibacterial gel, Andafen suppository, and Xiaomi suppository. There are so many patients in clinical medicine, and everyone's conditions are different. The types and dosages of suppositories required are also different. You must strictly follow the doctor's instructions when taking the medicine, and do not take the medicine blindly to prevent the symptoms from worsening.

Many women who suffer from gynecological diseases often worry whether it will affect pregnancy. So, will pelvic effusion affect pregnancy? There is no doubt that the key reasons why pelvic effusion affects pregnancy are:

1) Often combined with fallopian tube inflammation and fallopian tube blockage. Physiological pelvic effusion is mostly combined with bilateral fallopian tube diseases, such as salpingitis, fallopian tube obstruction, hydrosalpinx, etc., which causes adhesion, stenosis and blockage of the bilateral fallopian tube lumens, making it impossible for sperm and egg cells to combine normally and smoothly, thus affecting pregnancy to varying degrees and causing infertility.

2) Secondary endometritis and intrauterine adhesions. Pelvic effusion is mostly caused by inflammation, which is prone to secondary endometritis and intrauterine adhesions, causing the endocrine system of the uterine wall (menstruation, reproduction, barrier, metabolism and endocrine) to be unbalanced and disordered, destroying the consistency of the uterine wall, hindering embryo implantation and development, and leading to risks such as miscarriage.