There are many reasons why women cannot conceive, such as blocked fallopian tubes causing infertility, ovarian diseases causing female infertility, and factors such as uterine fibroids or endocrine disorders causing female infertility. Can women become pregnant if they have pelvic fluid accumulation?
Pregnancy can also occur with pelvic fluid accumulation, such as physiological pelvic fluid accumulation, which usually does not affect the entry of sperm or the binding of sperm and egg. It can also allow the fertilized egg to implant in the uterine cavity, without affecting pregnancy. If it is pathological pelvic fluid accumulation, it may affect pregnancy.
Pelvic fluid accumulation is not actually a disease, nor is it just a manifestation. Pelvic fluid accumulation can be physiological or pathological. Physiological pelvic fluid accumulation is a small amount of fluid accumulation, which often occurs during women's menstrual or ovulation periods. Pathological pelvic fluid accumulation may be caused by factors such as poor hygiene during menstruation, postpartum or miscarriage infections, gynecological surgery infections, or the spread of inflammation in adjacent organs.
Pelvic fluid accumulation can cause a feeling of heaviness in the abdomen, lower abdomen or back pain in women, which can also affect their resistance and lead to menstrual disorders. Some women may also experience infertility due to pelvic fluid accumulation. For women with pathological pelvic fluid accumulation, medication and surgery can be used for treatment.
