Pelvic multicompartmental encapsulated effusion, first of all, need further examination to clarify the diagnosis, generally do not recommend blind puncture suction treatment.
Pelvic encapsulated fluid is mostly due to the patient’s chronic pelvic inflammation, causing pelvic tissue adhesions, along with the fluid wrapped up, thus forming an encapsulated fluid, if the encapsulated fluid appears to be segregated, the use of puncture aspiration generally can not be completely pumped, the need for oral medication, surgery and other ways to treat.
If the patient does not have reproductive needs and the extent of the encapsulated fluid is small, and does not cause fever, abdominal pain, increased vaginal discharge and other uncomfortable symptoms, it is generally not necessary to deal with; if the patient has reproductive needs, it should be actively dealt with encapsulated fluid.
If the patient has pelvic multilocular encapsulated effusion, he/she should consult a doctor in time, and carry out standardized treatment under the doctor’s guidance after clarifying the cause of the disease, and do not use medication by himself/herself, so as not to cause adverse consequences.