What does uneven uterine echo mean?

The uneven uterine cavity echo is usually shown in the examination results of B-ultrasound and color ultrasound, which means that there is already a disease in our uterus. Especially for some people who have undergone uterine surgery, the patient must do a detailed gynecological examination at this time, because only in this way can many diseases be avoided. So what does the uneven uterine cavity echo mean?

"In clinical practice, the common problem of uneven endometrial echo is that the following aspects should be considered first.

First, it is possible that the patient has undergone some endometrial surgeries before, which may cause the endometrium to grow unevenly. If there are no discomfort symptoms, there is generally no problem.

Second, in clinical practice, some patients have uneven endometrium because the growth of the patient's endometrium may be at different stages. If there are no symptoms, no treatment is required.

Third, if the B-ultrasound shows that the endometrial echo is uneven, it may be some early manifestations of endometrial polyps, and further diagnosis should be carried out based on the patient's symptoms.

Fourth, if the patient has amenorrhea or reduced menstrual volume, and the B-ultrasound shows uneven echo, the patient's medical history should be considered, such as previous abortions or intrauterine operations, to consider the possibility of intrauterine adhesions. Therefore, specific problems need to be analyzed specifically, and patients are advised to go to the hospital for diagnosis based on the specific situation.