What does it mean when the echo of the uterine myometrium is uneven?

Women generally have more physical examinations than men, and their bodies are usually weaker than men. If a woman herself has an inconvenient physical condition, if she does not take good care of herself, she will be the one who gets hurt in the end. Women's body functions are slower to recover than men's. What else can I say in normal times? Take good care of yourself and exercise more to keep yourself healthy both physically and mentally. When female friends have an ultrasound examination, they are most afraid of finding abnormalities. So, what does it mean if the echo of the uterine muscle layer is uneven?

If B-ultrasound shows that the echo of the uterine muscle layer is uneven, it usually indicates that there may be a tumor or adenomyoma in the uterus, or other cystic changes. B-ultrasound is a minimally invasive examination method for examining the uterus and pelvic organs. The main manifestation of B-ultrasound imaging is that the base of a normal uterus is uniform, the endometrium has three lines, the endometrium is very clear, and the three lines are also very flat, which means that there is no major problem in the uterine cavity. Ultrasound images are often not enough to make a complete diagnosis, and further MRI and CT examinations are required to further determine the actual cause of the disease.

Treatment of uterine adenomyoma

1. Medication treatment

Medication treatment belongs to conservative treatment, which is relatively convenient to treat and has fewer side effects. It is suitable for patients with milder uterine adenomyoma. If the patient's uterine fibroids are very small, appropriate medication can be used to slow down the growth rate of the uterine fibroids. After a period of medication, if the uterine fibroids are found to grow again, surgical treatment is required. Medication can only slow down the growth of uterine fibroids, but cannot completely cure them. Surgery is still required in the end.

2. Open surgery

If patients with uterine adenomyoma need surgical treatment, laparotomy is generally chosen. Laparotomy refers to making an incision in the patient's abdomen and opening the uterus, and then removing the uterine fibroids from the patient with uterine adenomyoma. Open surgery takes a long time, and the recovery process in the later stages is very slow, which has a great impact on the life and education of patients with uterine fibroids. In addition, laparotomy will have a great impact on the patient's appearance, and patients are advised to choose carefully.

3. Laparoscopy

Laparoscopy is currently a more advanced surgical treatment method. This treatment method does not require laparotomy and will not affect women's fertility. Therefore, more and more people are using laparoscopy to treat uterine adenomyoma.

After suffering from uterine adenomyoma, patients do not need to feel very scared, because today's medical level is very advanced, uterine adenomyoma is not a terminal illness. As long as patients with uterine fibroids can receive scientific treatment in time, I believe every patient with uterine fibroids can recover and be hospitalized.