Pelvic Effusion Symptoms

The symptoms of pelvic effusion vary and mainly include the following: 1. **Menstrual abnormalities**: These may include increased or decreased menstrual flow, shortened or prolonged menstrual cycles, which may be related to pelvic effusion affecting ovarian function. 2. **Abdominal pain**: Commonly presents as dull or aching pain in the lower abdomen, with varying intensity, especially worsening during menstruation, sexual activity, or after fatigue. 3. **Low back pain**: Often occurs alongside lower abdominal pain and may affect the patient's daily life and work. 4. **Increased discharge**: Vaginal discharge may increase in amount, appear yellowish, thick, and have an unpleasant odor. 5. **General symptoms**: Some patients may experience low-grade fever, fatigue, depression, malaise, insomnia, and other systemic symptoms. If the above symptoms occur, it is recommended to seek timely medical attention for diagnosis and treatment by a qualified physician.