What causes male pelvic effusion?

Many people think that pelvic effusion is a symptom of a disease. But in fact, only physiological pelvic effusion is more harmful to the body. Moreover, this symptom is more common in women and is relatively rare in men. However, once a man has pelvic effusion, it means that the body is sick. So is pelvic effusion more common in men? Is it serious?

Is pelvic effusion serious in men?

Male friends with pelvic effusion are the same as female friends. They must pay attention to clean hygiene and avoid sexual intercourse during the illness period to prevent the pelvic effusion from worsening. Some men do not pay much attention to this problem, which leads to more serious adverse effects. Therefore, men's pelvic effusion should be taken seriously.

How does male pelvic effusion occur?

1. Physiological pelvic effusion: When there is a small amount of leaked fluid, exudate or bleeding from the pelvic and abdominal viscera, the fluid will first accumulate in the pelvis, thus causing pelvic effusion. Patients with constipation may experience a small amount of intestinal fluid exudation and pelvic effusion due to abnormal gastrointestinal function.

2. Physiological pelvic effusion: Pelvic effusion in men is mainly caused by diseases of the abdominal viscera, that is, there is inflammatory exudate in the pelvis. It may also be caused by abdominal infection. There are also symptoms such as listlessness, fever, insomnia, and general discomfort.

When you know you have pelvic effusion, don't panic. First, understand which type of pelvic effusion you have. If it is physiological, some of it can be absorbed by the body itself; if it is physiological, you need to see a doctor and cooperate with treatment. Many small problems will become more serious if they are not taken seriously. It is better to eliminate the serious disease in the early stage and cause greater damage and harm.