How many mm of fluid dark area is considered serious, only from the size of the fluid dark area judgment on the severity of the disease is not appropriate, need to be comprehensive assessment and judgment, general pelvic fluid dark area more than 10mm may be abnormal, may be due to pelvic inflammation. Fluid dark areas in the thoracic and abdominal cavities exceeding 30 mm may be abnormal, and may be associated with superior vena cava syndrome, tuberculous peritonitis, etc.
Fluid dark area is an imaging manifestation. You can observe the fluid in the patient’s body through ultrasound, CT, and other imaging tests to determine the presence of pelvic fluid, abdominal fluid, and so on.
When observing the pelvic cavity, if the fluid dark area is more than 10mm it may be an abnormal situation, and further gynecological examination, physical examination and laboratory tests are needed to comprehensively determine whether it is a pathologic pelvic effusion, and to clarify whether the effusion is caused by suffering from pelvic inflammatory disease, pelvic peritoneal tuberculosis and other diseases.
If the pelvic effusion is accompanied by obvious systemic symptoms such as chills and high fever, infectious shock, etc., it suggests that the condition is critical.
If you observe the thoracic cavity, abdominal cavity and other parts of the fluid dark area more than 30mm is usually abnormal, may be suffering from superior vena cava syndrome, metastatic pleural tumor, systemic lupus erythematosus, secondary peritonitis, tuberculous peritonitis and other diseases, need to be further consultation to clarify the diagnosis.
If the fluid dark area exceeds the above value during the imaging examination, the condition is more serious and requires prompt diagnosis and treatment.