What does uterine rectal crypt effusion mean?

The uterus is one of the main reproductive organs for women to conceive. When a woman's uterus is diseased, her reproductive function will also be affected. In many cervical diseases, a small amount of blood accumulation in the uterine duodenal fossa is very common, but most women are not aware of this. Next, let’s talk about the causes of small amounts of blood accumulation in the uterus and duodenal pouch. Only by clearly understanding the symptoms can we avoid the occurrence of a small amount of blood accumulation in the uterine duodenal fossa as soon as possible.

Uterine damage: Uterine damage can be caused by excessive sexual activity, violent sexual life, and surgical errors. Uterine damage can cause inflammation, which can further increase and invade the cervix, which can cause cervical mucus accumulation and ultimately cervical hemorrhage. Therefore, women who want to avoid cervical hemorrhage should pay attention to their uterus and avoid damage.

Pelvic inflammatory disease: This disease is very common among female patients, and many gynecological diseases arise from pelvic inflammatory disease. The occurrence of pelvic inflammatory disease causes the entire pelvis to be infected, and then the cervix will naturally be involved. The inflammatory stimulation will cause an increase in secretions inside the pelvis and cervix, and the inflammation also causes swelling of endometrial tissue cells. When these tissues contain secretions, they will cause cervical hematoma, which can cause harm to women's health.

Endometritis: The occurrence of this disease will cause changes in the uterine microecological environment and affect the discharge of intracervical fluid. When cervical secretions cannot be discharged normally, fluid accumulation will occur, causing cervical hemorrhage. Therefore, women with endometritis need to treat the underlying disease as soon as possible to prevent cervical hemorrhage.

In general, this is a detailed explanation of the cause of small amount of blood accumulation in the cervical duodenal pouch. I hope it will be helpful to female friends. I believe that female friends are very clear that not only the above-mentioned causes can cause cervical blood accumulation, but cervical obstruction or adhesion can also cause symptoms. If female friends want to stay away from cervical hemorrhage, they must actively seek treatment when gynecological inflammation occurs to avoid the above-mentioned causes and thus achieve the goal of preventing cervical hemorrhage.