Is 22mm of pelvic fluid serious?

Pelvic effusion reaches 22mm, most of which is physiological blood accumulation, such as after ovulation, which is not serious and generally does not need to be treated. If accompanied by fever, abnormal leucorrhea, and significant abdominal pain during gynecological examination, pelvic inflammatory disease is considered, which is a serious condition and the pathogens found in routine leucorrhea examinations should be treated with drugs. When a woman has an inflammatory disease, if she does not receive prompt treatment, it is likely to cause pelvic effusion. The pelvis is at the bottom of the abdomen, so when inflammatory exudate or exudate flows out, it will naturally flow into the pelvis, causing pelvic effusion. So is 22mm of pelvic effusion serious?

Is 22mm of pelvic fluid normal? Normally there may be a small amount of blood accumulation in the pelvis, usually not more than two centimeters. If there is no abdominal pain or falling, you can observe it first. There is no need to use medication temporarily. Pay attention to private hygiene at ordinary times, keep the private parts comfortable and breathable, change underwear frequently, and prevent vaginitis from reversely infecting and causing pelvic inflammatory disease. Cervical erosion is generally caused by the eversion of columnar epithelial cells due to increased estrogen. This condition is physiological and does not require treatment. If there are no symptoms, you can observe it first and there is no need for temporary medication.

Pelvic effusion of 22mm is a serious condition. There is some blood accumulation in women's bodies. The normal range of pelvic effusion is 1b250m. As long as it is within 1b250m, it is physiological pelvic effusion, which has no harm to the patient's body and no obvious symptoms. Moreover, it does not require treatment. After a period of time, the accumulated blood will be naturally absorbed and disappear. However, if it exceeds 1b250m, it belongs to physiological pelvic effusion, so when the pelvic effusion reaches 22mm, it is a serious situation.

If the pelvic effusion has reached 22mm, it will have a great harm to the patient's health. For example, it will affect the patient's normal daily life. The patient may also have symptoms such as anal prolapse, lower abdominal pain, low back pain, or sudden severe lower abdominal pain that gradually turns into a dull pain. The pain will be aggravated during activities, which will have a great impact on the patient's daily life and work.