The color of uterine fluid discharged by itself

Female friends should be familiar with intrauterine effusion. Intrauterine effusion mainly refers to the inflammatory secretions in the pelvis. The endometrial tissue of female friends will be encapsulated by the surrounding tissues, and finally form cystic lumps. Intrauterine effusion is colored, and the patient does not know what color it is, nor does he know whether it will be discharged on its own. Next, I would like to briefly introduce to you what the color of the uterine fluid itself is. I hope it will be helpful to female friends.

What is the color of the uterine fluid discharged by itself?

If there is inflammation in the uterine cavity, the uterine fluid should be light yellow. If there is blood coming out, it proves that the female friend has some health problems, such as miscarriage. Therefore, everyone should go to the hospital for a color Doppler ultrasound, and then decide whether to treat it according to the actual situation.

Will the fluid in the uterine cavity be discharged spontaneously?

Uterine fluid is divided into physiological and physiologic types. If it belongs to physiological blood stasis, it can be completely absorbed by itself. Physiological hemorrhage is caused by inflammation, so we must take some measures in time. Yellow-brown secretions are abnormal secretions, usually caused by inflammation, so we should go to the hospital for treatment in time. If necessary, we should use analgesics for treatment and take medicines according to the doctor's advice.

After an abortion, the fluid in the uterus accumulates too quickly, which may cause abdominal pain and bleeding. Therefore, anti-infection and blood-activating and blood-stasis-removing drugs are taken after the operation, such as Motherwort Granules and Xinshenghua Granules to activate blood circulation and remove blood stasis. The effect of cephalosporin is actually very good. During the treatment process, we should improve nutrition, get more rest, and remember to go to the hospital for follow-up visits. If we don't treat it, it may cause intrauterine infection and affect future fertility.

Uterine fluid may be discharged as yellow fluid or bright red fluid. If it is light yellow, it is likely that the woman has inflammation in her body. If it is bright red, women may have symptoms of miscarriage, and everyone must go to the hospital for treatment. If it is physiological uterine fluid, it can completely disappear on its own. However, in clinical medicine, it is physiological and we must use interventional surgery.

Causes of uterine fluid accumulation:

The most common causes of intrauterine effusion are fallopian tube inflammation and pelvic peritonitis. When the fallopian tubes are inflamed, they will destroy the endometrial epithelial tissue and cause fallopian tube obstruction. The inflammation will cause the destruction of the fallopian tube mucosa on both sides and produce scars. The sperm and egg cannot meet in the safe passage, so pregnancy will be impossible. Some girls also have endometriosis. In daily life, some pathogens may also cause pelvic peritonitis and serious systemic infections. These pathogens are mainly Staphylococcus aureus and Neisseria gonorrhoeae.

Injury caused by intrauterine fluid accumulation:

1. Uterine fluid causes infertility

If uterine fluid effusion is not treated in time, the harm will be very serious. It can easily cause pelvic adhesions, blockage of fallopian tubes in women, and eventually inability to get pregnant. If you usually find that you have excessive leucorrhea, tenderness in the lower abdomen during gynecological examination, and cord-like enlargement and thickening, etc., considering chronic pelvic inflammatory disease, you must seek treatment in time to prevent the inflammation from further aggravating.

2. Uterine fluid accumulation causes pelvic inflammation

Most uterine effusions are caused by inflammation, such as extravasation of chronic pelvic inflammatory disease. Some people also suffer from ectopic pregnancy, corpus luteum rupture, pelvic abscess, chocolate cyst, and ovarian cancer. Hematogenous effusion due to pelvic inflammatory disease is best treated with a vault puncture to assess the characteristics of the fluid.