Can pelvic effusion cause lower abdominal pain?

After a woman suffers from pelvic effusion, she must not blindly seek treatment, nor should she delay treatment. The patient should promptly recognize her condition and then adopt standardized treatment according to the specific situation. Only in this way can better results be achieved. Any abnormal symptoms should be taken seriously, and you must not believe in small folk remedies to treat the disease. So, will pelvic effusion cause abdominal pain?

Pelvic effusion is normal if it is within 1 cm, which is what we often call physiological pelvic effusion. It will not cause harm to the patient at this time, and is less likely to cause discomfort symptoms. However, if the patient has pelvic inflammatory disease, the pelvic effusion caused by chronic pelvic inflammatory disease will not only have a larger volume of pelvic effusion, but will also worsen with the passage of time, causing some negative effects on the patient. When the condition is serious, symptoms such as abdominal pain, a feeling of falling, lower abdominal and lumbosacral pain will occur, especially the symptoms of dysmenorrhea during menstruation will be more obvious, and will also affect the patient's reproductive function. Therefore, patients should be alert when they have symptoms such as abdominal pain.

Pelvic effusion can also cause the appearance of symptoms of decreased immunity. Sometimes patients may have systemic symptoms, such as: low fever, fatigue, etc., and patients with a longer history of the disease may also experience neurasthenia symptoms, such as: listlessness, insomnia, etc. When the patient's resistance is too poor, it is more likely to have a subacute or acute onset, which will affect the patient's physical and mental health, and will also affect their normal daily life and work. Therefore, patients must actively choose appropriate treatment methods, and must not miss the opportunity, nor choose incorrect treatment methods to treat the symptoms. Be sure to drink more warm water during the period.

Pelvic effusion, if physiological, will cause symptoms of menstrual disorders, including: increased menstrual period, increased menstrual cycle, etc., which will affect women in many aspects. During the illness, you must pay attention to a healthy diet and do not eat strong foods, especially strong tea, coffee, alcohol, cigarettes, chili peppers, seafood, etc. It is better to eat more fruits, lean meat and eggs.