How is intrauterine fluid formed?

Some people worry that if the baby is in the belly, if there is fluid accumulation in the uterine cavity, the baby will drown. It feels like a baby drowning in the belly. But in fact, babies generally don't drown, so expectant mothers have to learn to let go of this worry. So what is the cause of intrauterine fluid accumulation in early pregnancy?

Causes of intrauterine fluid accumulation in early pregnancy

Since most of the infectious bacteria are ineffective against broad-spectrum antibiotics, which usually leads to changes in the current medical history and recurrence of the disease, it is a major difficulty in treatment. It is very important to completely cure the inflammation. If the treatment is incomplete, it may directly affect pregnancy or cause ectopic pregnancy, seriously endangering women's health.

If your menstrual cycle is relatively regular, it is usually necessary to do a color Doppler ultrasound examination around 40 days into the pregnancy to diagnose whether it is an intrauterine pregnancy. According to your current condition, there are small cystic dark areas in the uterine cavity. That's because it's still relatively small and there's no yolk sac in it, so it can't be diagnosed as a gestational sac. There's a small amount of fluid in the uterine cavity at present, which is also normal, so you don't have to worry.

Intrauterine pregnancy refers to pregnancy in the uterine cavity during the embryo development process, while ectopic pregnancy refers to pregnancy inside or outside the uterine cavity. This is the most basic difference between the two. Pelvic effusion refers to the accumulation of inflammatory exudate in the pelvis, indicating that there is a certain degree of inflammation and infection in the pelvis. It is recommended that you carry out certain treatment according to the condition of the effusion. Severe conditions may lead to threatened miscarriage and other conditions.

Most physiological uterine effusions are caused by inflammation, such as pelvic inflammation (including inflammation of pelvic organs such as endometritis, salpingitis, and ovarian cysts). The occurrence of intrauterine fluid is closely related to lifestyle habits. It may be caused by pelvic inflammatory disease due to menstruation, sexual intercourse within one month after giving birth, sitting bath after minimally invasive gynecological surgery, etc., and the serous extravasation caused by inflammation cannot be digested and absorbed by the body, and gradually accumulates in the body, thus causing uterine fluid effusion.

What is the cause of intrauterine fluid accumulation?

Uterine effusion is also known as intrauterine fluid. Uterine effusion is not common in clinical medicine. Patients with uterine effusion of different ages may be caused by different reasons. The key causes of uterine effusion are: 1. Abnormal uterine bleeding; 2. Endometritis; 3. Adhesion and obstruction of the cervical canal; 4. Reproductive diseases. If uterine effusion occurs, the patient may experience lower abdominal pain, excessive vaginal discharge and pink discharge. If the above-mentioned situation occurs, you need to go to a regular hospital for medical treatment, undergo hysteroscopy and curettage, and then carry out corresponding treatment for uterine fluid after the cause is determined. Abortion can also cause uterine fluid accumulation, which can be checked through B-ultrasound examination.

Pelvic effusion is nothing to worry about. It is usually physiological, in other words, it is caused by pregnancy. The baby will continue to grow up and the effusion will disappear when the baby grows up. It will not cause adverse effects on the baby. Take some vitamin E to protect the fetus. Now the prospective doctor has advised me to take medicine and rest in bed as much as possible, and go back to the hospital for B-ultrasound examination after about 10 days to determine whether the test tube embryo has grown well and whether I can continue to maintain the pregnancy.