Pelvic effusion 28 mm is a description of an imaging test. If it is physiological it is not serious, but if it is pathologic, you need to determine whether it is serious or not according to the etiology.
1. Physiological: during menstruation or ovulation, women may ooze or leak a small amount of fluid from the pelvic and abdominal organs, which is normal physiological pelvic effusion, usually not serious and can be absorbed by itself.
2. Pathological: If pathogenic bacteria invade the endometrium, fallopian tube, ovary, pelvic connective tissue, resulting in inflammation, inflammatory exudate accumulation can form pelvic fluid; there are also tumor tissues compression, invasion, vascular and lymphatic reflux obstruction can also lead to pelvic fluid. This type of pelvic effusion may seriously threaten the patient’s health and is a more serious condition.
It is recommended that the patient further identify the cause and follow the doctor’s instructions for standardized treatment if necessary.