What does the left ovarian cystic echo mean?

Ovaries are an anatomical term that refers to a pair of gonadal tubes in the body of female animals that produce eggs. Among them, the human uterus and ovaries are flat and oval, grayish pink, and shaped like a large grape. It has two endocrine systems, one is to produce and release eggs, the other is to secrete estrogen. So what does the cystic echo in the left uterus and ovary mean?

The left uterine ovarian cystic echo is a B-ultrasound imaging diagnostic examination result. The left uterine ovarian cystic echo appears when reporting the results: In the first case, there may be an inflammatory mass in the uterus and ovary. The second condition may be related to the menstrual period, and it is likely that the condition of the corpus luteum of the ovary occurs. When a cystic echo is found in the left uterus and ovary of a woman with a diameter less than 5 cm, and the woman does not experience lower abdominal pain, she can be observed temporarily. If necessary, she can be re-examined 3-7 days after the menstrual period ends for B-ultrasound, blood tests for tumor markers, or anti-inflammatory drugs for treatment. If the cystic echo is found to be enlarged after follow-up, and the diameter reaches more than 5 cm, or the tumor markers tested have increased significantly, surgical treatment should be given as soon as possible.

What is the role of the uterus and ovaries? What factors affect the function of the uterus and ovaries?

The uterus and ovaries are women's sex hormones. They can produce eggs and secrete estrogen, thus having reproductive and endocrine functions.

Blood pressure reproductive function: Except for pregnancy and lactation, the uterus and ovaries of women of childbearing age undergo regular changes and release eggs once a month, and the ovulation period is usually on the 14th to 16th day of the menstrual cycle. The egg is secreted by the ovary in the uterus. Among the development of multiple eggs, generally only one can grow and develop fully, so only one egg cell can be fully developed every month. After ovulation, the egg survives for several hours. At this time, if the egg enters the fallopian tubes and meets the sperm, it will be fertilized and become a fertilized egg (sperm and egg fusion).

Blood endocrine function: The regular changes of the uterus and ovaries are also accompanied by the secretion of three other hormones, namely estrogen, estrogen and a small amount of androgen, which have important functions on the body.