Is pelvic effusion normal during pregnancy?

Pelvic

effusion refers to the accumulation of fluid in the pelvis during imaging examination. If the amount of fluid is small and no infection or tumor is found, it may be physiological pelvic effusion formed by peritoneal secretion, which is normal. However, if the amount of fluid is large, or there are diseases such as infection or tumor, it may be abnormal.

For pelvic effusion caused by pathological factors, intervention should be taken as soon as possible to correct the cause, and regular review and evaluation of treatment should be carried out to prevent affecting fetal development.