Usually the uterine rectal fossa fluid around 10 to 20 millimeters belongs to the normal range. Usually have a small amount of uterine rectal fossa fluid is relatively normal, usually…
If the uterorectal fossa effusion is caused by physiological factors, generally no treatment is needed. If it is caused by pelvic inflammatory disease, endometriosis, etc., it should be treated with…
Uterorectal fossa effusion usually refers to the presence of fluid found in the pelvic cavity, and usually includes physiologic causes as well as pathologic causes, which are recommended to be…
Uterorectal fossa effusion can not be generalized, the uterine rectal fossa effusion may be physiological, this situation does not need to take drugs. If it is pathologic, for patients with…
Uterorectal fossa fluid accumulation is generally small amount of no symptoms, the amount of fluid accumulation may appear lower abdominal distension, lumbosacral pain symptoms. 1. No symptoms: Uterorectal fossa fluid…
Uterorectal fossa fluid is not pregnancy, it is medically called pelvic fluid, this is because the female pelvis is in the lowest position and when there is fluid it gathers…
Purulent exudate from pelvic inflammatory disease accumulating in the rectal fossa of the uterus can form a fossa uteri. A fossa uteri accumulation is one of the evidences for the…
Physiological uterorectal fossa effusion does not require treatment. Pathological uterorectal fossa effusion may be operated on after the surgeon has considered the patient’s etiology, severity of symptoms, effectiveness of medication…
Ectopic pregnancy is an ectopic pregnancy and bleeding from a ruptured ectopic pregnancy can cause a collection of fluid in the rectal fossa of the uterus, but a collection of…
Physiological utero-rectal fossa effusion does not require treatment, while pathological utero-rectal fossa effusion should be seen promptly.Ectopic pregnancy and ruptured ovarian corpus luteum can be life-threatening if left untreated with…