What causes pelvic effusion? Consider these factors

Pelvic effusion is a common gynecological disease in women. It can be divided into two types: physiological and pathological. Pathological pelvic effusion poses a great threat to women's health. It is necessary to go to a regular hospital for timely treatment to avoid missing the best treatment time. So what are the causes of pelvic effusion? What are the dangers?

What causes pelvic effusion?

1. Caused by inflammation: From a medical point of view, most of the causes of pelvic effusion in women are inflammation. Pelvic effusion is actually inflammatory secretions in the pelvic cavity.

2. Formed during special periods: Some ordinary women will accumulate a small amount of blood in the pelvic cavity during their menstrual and ovulation periods, causing pelvic effusion. Pelvic effusion at this time is normal, indicating that the woman's fallopian tube is not blocked and the fallopian tube produces secretions. If the top of the fallopian tube is unobstructed, a little secretion will spread to the friend, causing pelvic effusion.

3. Certain special circumstances: Some patients are caused by ruptured fallopian tube pregnancy, corpus luteum dehiscence, pelvic abscess, chocolate cyst, ovarian cancer, etc. Patients with pelvic effusion due to acute or chronic pelvic inflammatory disease generally experience pain on both sides or one side of the lower abdomen, back pain, and a history of surgical or medical abortion. The specific cause of pelvic effusion is that the serous secretions formed by inflammation are difficult to be absorbed by the human body, thus accumulating inside the body.

Is pelvic effusion in women dangerous?

1. Pelvic effusion often causes lower abdominal pain, anal distension, back pain, excessive vaginal discharge, or sudden severe pain in the lower abdomen that gradually turns into distending pain and worsens during activities, affecting normal study, life, work, etc.

2. Pelvic fluid effusion carries a lot of pathogens. When these effusion pathogens invade the uterus, the normal environment and normal functions of the uterus will be affected, which will affect the normal fertility of women of childbearing age. The fertilized egg will not be able to implant in the uterus, and will not be able to grow and develop normally in the uterine cavity. Or when the fetus develops to a certain extent, miscarriage or fetal arrest may occur.

3. If pelvic effusion is not treated in time, it may cause the inflammation of the surrounding tissues of the pelvis to spread and affect other organs in the pelvic area.