What does intrauterine cystic dark area mean?

When women undergo B-ultrasound examinations, they often see "intrauterine cystic dark areas" on the test results. Intrauterine cystic dark area is a condition found in B-ultrasound. If you want to know the specific situation, relevant examinations are needed to confirm the diagnosis. However, if sexual intercourse and amenorrhea have occurred recently, then based on the specific symptoms, you can consider whether intrauterine pregnancy has occurred.

Intrauterine pregnancy is a normal pregnancy, which means that a woman or a female mammal is fertilized and pregnant. Pregnancy (also known as gestation or pregnancy) refers to the presence of one or more fetuses or embryos in the body of a female mammal (including humans). Human pregnancy is the best studied of all mammals.

1. Abdominal changes

In the third month of pregnancy, the abdomen becomes noticeably larger, but before pregnancy is confirmed, the abdomen may become larger due to a tumor in the abdomen or a rapid increase in weight. Therefore, further tests must be done at this time to confirm whether pregnancy is present.

2. Feel the shape of the fetus

This is also one of the reliable symptoms of pregnancy, usually around the fourth or fifth month, and you can also feel fetal movement. But remember to be careful not to mistake the abdominal tumor for the shape of a fetus. You still need to ask a doctor to make a more accurate judgment.

3. The cervix softens and the uterus becomes spherical

This must be determined through internal examination by a physician. Occasionally, the uterus will have painless contractions, and you can sense the changes by touching the abdomen with your hands.

4. Pregnancy Test

If your period is more than two weeks late, you can do a urine hCG test, which only takes five minutes to detect whether you are pregnant. However, it is not 100% accurate in defining intrauterine pregnancy, because in addition to human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG) in the urine of the pregnant person, other conditions such as ectopic pregnancy, hydatidiform mole, choriocarcinoma, etc. will also produce a positive reaction when doing this test. Therefore, the hCG test in urine can only be used as a reference for doctors to judge whether there is pregnancy.