What to do with parenchymal inflammation?

Many people do not know what vesicular inflammation is. It is said that this is an inflammation that occurs in the female ovary. Everyone knows about inflammations such as female salpingitis. If these diseases are not treated in time, they will cause vesicular inflammation over time, which will cause great harm. For example, it may cause infertility in women. So what is the correct solution to vesicular inflammation?

What to do with parenchymal inflammation?

Encapsulated effusion is mostly caused by chronic salpingitis and hydrosalpinx. Inflammatory cysts may also form due to salpingo-oophoritis. Generally, on the basis of anti-inflammatory treatment, Chinese medicine retention enema, pelvic physiotherapy, etc. are used to observe the effect. If the medication is not effective, surgical treatment may be required.

If the amount of endoscopic effusion compressing the lungs is relatively large, surgery is also recommended. The surgery is not a major operation. Generally, a puncture is done to drain the effusion. After the effusion is drained, further examination is required to rule out the possibility of infection or malignant lesions. It is recommended to listen to the doctor's advice and have surgery in time, as the effusion may be absorbed slowly on its own.

If endoscopic effusion is detected, it is recommended to do relevant examinations to determine the cause of the effusion and then treat it. You cannot have a baby during the medication period. At the same time, pay attention to rest, strengthen nutrition, and eat more vegetables and fruits.

If the cystic effusion is not excessive, it will have little impact on pregnancy.

Guidance:

It is recommended that if there is not much cystic effusion, you don’t need to worry too much, just prepare for pregnancy normally and have regular prenatal checkups after pregnancy.

Generally speaking, after pleural effusion appears, it quickly forms a capsule, which is basically exudate. Both tuberculosis bacteria and tumors may be exudates, but tuberculosis is more common. It can be combined with clinical symptoms. Generally, if there is high fever and the water grows slowly or does not grow after fluid extraction, the possibility of tuberculosis is high. For tuberculosis patients, the skin tuberculin test can be strongly positive. If there is sputum and Mycobacterium tuberculosis is found in the sputum, the diagnosis can be confirmed. Tuberculous pleurisy usually requires anti-tuberculosis treatment for more than half a year. It can usually be gradually absorbed on its own. If large areas of organization are formed, surgical removal can be performed. If cancerous pleural effusion is suspected, blood tumor series and pleural effusion tumor series can be checked, and the pleural effusion can be repeatedly drawn to check the exfoliated cells. Generally, cancerous pleural effusion grows quickly after being drawn, and soon there will be a lot of pleural effusion again. The condition deteriorates quickly and the patient will soon become exhausted.