Does pelvic effusion require surgery?

If pelvic effusion occurs, timely and regular treatment is required. Generally speaking, drug treatment and some physical therapy can play a relatively good role. The key is to receive timely and regular treatment to avoid recurrent attacks. Of course, if the condition is particularly serious, pelvic effusion may cause more serious symptoms, and drug treatment may not be effective. At this time, surgical treatment can be considered.

Does pelvic effusion require surgery?

Generally speaking, surgery is ineffective in the early stages of the disease, because the pelvic effusion in the early stages is only a small amount and not too serious, and the condition on the body does not require surgical treatment, so it is knowledge that surgery at this time will not have any effect. For patients who have ovarian or fallopian tube effusion, or tumors after the disease worsens, and patients with severe pelvic effusion and cysts, surgery can be performed.

In addition to surgical treatment, patients also need to undergo reasonable exercise for treatment. Patients with pelvic effusion are afraid to move around because of the fluid in their pelvis, which may cause the fluid to flow to other places. They can usually do some slow walking or jogging exercises. Walking and running can promote local blood circulation in the pelvis, and reasonable exercise can prevent the increase of fluid accumulation.

Medication regulation is also important

Whether before or after surgery, Chinese medicine is needed for conditioning, and some medicines that can promote pelvic blood circulation should be taken to achieve the therapeutic effect. Common methods include combining Chinese and Western medicine, as well as local physical heating through chemotherapy to achieve the therapeutic effect and prevent the disease from getting worse and affecting women's reproductive function.

Pelvic effusion, a common disease, can affect women's reproductive function and is accompanied by low back pain, backache, lower abdominal pain, and irregular vaginal bleeding after sexual intercourse. If you encounter these problems, you should go to the hospital for examination and diagnosis immediately. For late-stage cases, surgical treatment can be used, while in the early stages of the disease, medication and physical therapy can be used.