How is uterine fluid collection treated

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Hysterorectal effusion should be considered as pelvic effusion, which can be divided into physiological pelvic effusion and pathological pelvic effusion. If it is physiological pelvic effusion, there is no need to worry. The more serious one is pathological pelvic effusion. Once you get sick, you must go to the hospital in time for treatment. Hysterorectal effusion is mainly due to the bad health habits during menstruation, such as not frequently changing Sanitary napkins, the use of non-standard toilet paper and so on, these conditions often make a large number of bacteria breeding, resulting in pelvic effusion. So how does uterus have fluid collection to treat?

How is uterine fluid collection treated

Method 1: women in the abortion operation or fertility operation after the body is relatively weak, often also easy to cause bacterial infection, resulting in pelvic effusion. Secondly, the inflammation of the organs near the female reproductive organs is also easy to spread to the pelvic cavity, causing pelvic inflammation and pelvic effusion.

Method 2: drug therapy can be used in the treatment of pelvic effusion, followed by surgical treatment. Surgical treatment is mainly for some patients with recurrent attacks and lumps, which are often excised, but it is recommended to retain ovarian function for young women.

Method 3: the treatment of pelvic effusion can also use traditional Chinese medicine, often use the traditional Chinese medicine prescription of eliminating dampness, clearing heat and removing blood stasis, often use Salvia miltiorrhiza, radix paeoniae rubra, Aucklandia, peach kernel, honeysuckle, dandelion, Poria cocos, cortex moutan to treat and relieve symptoms, especially for women with damp heat constitution.

matters needing attention

Patients usually should pay attention to the cleaning of the vagina, but to avoid excessive cleaning, so as not to damage the vaginal pH, make bacteria breeding, usually must have good eating habits and work and rest rules.