What causes pelvic effusion during pregnancy?

Women have weaker immunity during pregnancy, and are more susceptible to bacterial invasion, which can easily lead to pelvic effusion. In addition, if you do not pay attention to the hygiene of your private parts, it is also easy to cause bacterial infection. If pelvic effusion is found during the examination, it can be divided into two situations, namely physiological pelvic effusion and pathological pelvic effusion. It is necessary to make a confirmed diagnosis and then carry out symptomatic treatment and conditioning.

Pelvic effusion is a manifestation of pelvic inflammation during pregnancy. Most patients with pelvic effusion are caused by inflammatory exudate flowing into the pelvic cavity. Pelvic effusion in the body can be detected through B-ultrasound during pregnancy. If the pelvic effusion is less than 10mm, it will have no effect on the fetus. Don't worry about it. The pelvic effusion will be slowly absorbed and will disappear naturally in about one or two months.

If it is diagnosed as pathological pelvic effusion and it exceeds the standard value range, it is a more serious situation. Expectant mothers must not take medication without authorization and need to receive treatment under the guidance of a doctor.

If a pregnant woman has pelvic effusion, it is most likely caused by gynecological inflammatory diseases such as pelvic inflammatory disease. It may also be caused by the pregnant woman standing for too long, overworked, or frequent sexual intercourse during pregnancy. When a pregnant woman suffers from pelvic effusion, the first thing to do is to check what type it is. Pelvic fluid is divided into pathological and physiological. The former requires medical treatment, while the latter does not require too much panic. The body will automatically adjust and slowly get better.

What is the cause of pelvic effusion in early pregnancy? When a pregnant mother knows that she has pelvic effusion, she should first confirm whether it is within the normal range. In daily life, she should pay attention to personal hygiene and care, reduce sexual life, adjust her diet and mentality to avoid serious development of pelvic effusion, and eat more foods and fruits that are beneficial to the fetus to avoid affecting the development of the fetus. I have given you a brief introduction about pelvic effusion in early pregnancy, I hope it will be helpful.