Pelvic phlebolithiasis

Pelvic varicose stones generally do not heal on their own and require active treatment. The main treatment methods include interventional treatment and surgical treatment. Through active treatment, the harm to women's bodies can be reduced.

Pelvic venous thrombosis refers to a type of thrombosis that occurs in the female pelvic venous plexus. It is mainly a calcification plaque formed when the thrombus in the blood vessel wall is not dissolved in time. It can easily cause obstruction of venous blood return. Severe cases may cause vascular blockage and thrombosis problems. It generally will not heal itself without professional treatment, and it will cause local pain to the patient during the illness. Interventional surgery can be used to remove local calcifications. During the interventional surgery to treat the disease, anticoagulants should also be used to prevent thrombosis, promote better blood flow, and prevent venous blood reflux.

The symptoms are severe and the pain is obvious, which has affected normal activities. It needs to be treated with surgery in time to be completely cured.

During the treatment of pelvic varicose stones, you must pay attention to adjusting your diet, ensure adequate water intake every day, adjust your personal diet, and try not to eat irritating foods to avoid causing inflammation of the body. You can do more jumping exercises appropriately to help the stones be better discharged.