Pelvic fluid accumulation is a common gynecological disease, and there are many women who suffer from this condition in their daily lives. Due to the mild symptoms of this disease, there are no obvious discomfort symptoms in the body, so it is easy for women to ignore it and not actively seek treatment. Actually, pelvic fluid accumulation is very harmful to the body. Can pelvic fluid accumulation affect pregnancy?
In fact, pelvic fluid accumulation can be divided into two types: one is a small amount of physiological fluid accumulation, and the other is a large amount of pathological fluid accumulation. If it is a normal physiological fluid accumulation, it will not affect women's physical health or pregnancy. These fluid accumulations are secreted by the pelvic peritoneum and can provide lubrication and protection. During ovulation, follicular fluid may also appear, which belongs to physiological fluid accumulation.
But if it is pathological pelvic fluid accumulation, it is caused by inflammatory factors, such as pelvic inflammatory disease, pelvic tuberculosis and other diseases that can cause fluid accumulation. This pathological pelvic fluid accumulation can cause blockage and even adhesions in the fallopian tubes, which has a significant impact on pregnancy and requires active treatment.
Some women cannot distinguish whether their pelvic fluid accumulation is physiological or pathological. Generally, physiological pelvic fluid accumulation is asymptomatic and can only be detected through ultrasound examination at a specific time. And pathological pelvic fluid accumulation can cause symptoms such as abdominal pain or fever. Once these symptoms appear, it is important to seek medical attention actively.
