What does multiple ovarian calcifications mean?

Many people don’t know what calcification foci mean. In fact, it is very easy to understand. The so-called calcification foci refer to the appearance of something like stones in a certain tissue or organ of the human body. This is actually the precipitation of calcium. Calcification foci appear in many parts of the human body, such as lung calcification foci, liver calcification foci, prostate calcification foci, etc. Today I will introduce to you multiple ovarian calcification foci.

What does multiple ovarian calcifications mean?

Healthy ovaries are an intrinsic expression of a woman's beauty and self-confidence. However, inflammation of the ovaries caused by unhygienic sexual life in daily life may cause ovarian calcification. So, what are ovarian calcifications? What diseases may ovarian calcifications cause? What are the symptoms? What should we pay attention to? Let's learn about it together.

Ovarian calcification refers to calcium deposits inside the ovaries that appear as strong echoes or high-density images similar to stones, as detected by B-ultrasound or CT images. The presence of highly echogenic calcifications on the ovaries is most likely a pelvic infection, because chronic inflammation may cause small highly echogenic calcifications inside the ovaries and surrounding appendages. In severe cases, it can lead to ovarian cysts. If you have ovarian cysts, you can observe them regularly to see if they are growing. If they are physiological, they will be gone the next month. If they are pathological, you need to observe the growth changes and provide timely and effective treatment. However, if the calcification is relatively small, it will not have any impact on normal ovarian function. Women can wait until the next menstrual period to check again to see if the calcification lesions persist. If you have no discomfort and your menstrual cycles are regular, no special treatment is usually required.

Ovarian calcification is caused by ovarian inflammation due to the special physiological structure of women and unhealthy lifestyle in daily work and life. However, patients with ovarian calcification do not need to be nervous. First of all, they should pay more attention to rest, observe while using anti-inflammatory drugs for treatment, and then recheck after a period of time. Generally, there will be changes in the color ultrasound recheck of inflammation. If there is no change, it may be a simple calcification and regular recheck is required. Pay more attention to avoiding spicy and irritating foods and avoid catching a cold.

To sum up, although ovarian calcification is not a serious disease in the early stage, if you do not pay attention to anti-inflammatory treatment, the condition will become more serious in the end, and it is very likely to lead to infertility. Therefore, women should actively care about ovarian health, pay more attention to rest after work, eat less spicy and irritating food, strengthen physical exercise, have a reasonable sex life, learn more about daily ovarian care knowledge, avoid ovarian inflammation, work happily, and live healthily.