Will pelvic effusion cause menstruation?

Pelvic effusion is a relatively common gynecological disease. Generally speaking, pelvic effusion is divided into physiological and pathological. Pelvic effusion generally does not affect the cycle changes, but it will affect the changes in menstrual volume. You don’t need to pay attention to physiological pelvic effusion, but pathological pelvic effusion needs your attention and timely treatment to avoid worsening of the disease and affecting women’s health.

It is okay to have a small amount of pelvic fluid accumulation after menstruation. The pelvic cavity is at the lowest part of the abdomen, and various secretory fluids will accumulate there. Therefore, pelvic effusion has nothing to do with menstruation, especially when the effusion is less than one centimeter. These effusions are often physiological and will not cause harm to the patient. However, when the pelvic effusion is larger than one centimeter and the patient has more clinical symptoms, attention should be paid. The effusion at this time may be pathological pelvic effusion. The formation of effusion is due to inflammation in the patient's pelvic cavity and the exudate produced by inflammatory stimulation. Patients often have abnormal leucorrhea, soreness of waist and knees and other symptoms. Pathological pelvic effusion requires medication treatment, and the presence of inflammation requires the use of anti-inflammatory and anti-infective drugs.

However, the presence of pathological pelvic effusion means that the patient has gynecological diseases such as pelvic inflammatory disease and adnexitis. These diseases will affect the patient's menstrual cycle, menstrual volume, etc., causing the patient to have irregular menstruation. At the same time, it will also greatly reduce the conception rate and make pregnancy a problem. Therefore, if the patient suffers from pathological pelvic effusion, please seek timely treatment to prevent the disease from progressing and causing more gynecological inflammation.

Will pelvic effusion delay menstruation?

Pelvic effusion can cause delayed menstruation for female friends. Pelvic effusion is not an independent disease, but the most serious manifestation of pelvic inflammatory disease. Most patients with pelvic effusion do not receive timely treatment for chronic pelvic inflammatory disease, causing inflammatory exudate to flow into the pelvic cavity, eventually causing pelvic effusion. Patients not only have symptoms of delayed menstruation, but also lower abdominal pain, low fever and other symptoms.

How serious the impact of pelvic effusion on women's menstruation depends mainly on the severity of the patient's condition. Different degrees of illness will have different degrees of impact on women's menstruation. If the patient with pelvic effusion also suffers from chronic endometritis, the endometrium will be exfoliated, regenerated and repaired due to long-term inflammatory stimulation, and when the uterine blood vessels contract abnormally, it will have a great impact on the menstrual cycle, causing delayed menstruation or prolonged menstrual cycle and increased menstrual volume.

Patients with pelvic effusion will not only suffer from delayed menstruation, but in severe cases may also develop infectious shock or diffuse peritonitis. Therefore, pelvic effusion must be treated promptly.

When a female friend suffers from pelvic effusion, it is very likely caused by an inflammatory disease, so it has a great impact on menstruation. In addition to the phenomenon of delayed menstruation, it may also cause abnormal phenomena such as prolonged menstrual cycle or increased menstrual volume.