What does it mean when there are vesicles during b-examination?

B-ultrasound examination showed cysts, which are also called cysts in the professional term of ultrasound. The vast majority of vesicles are produced in the accessory zone. Gynecological cysts include ovarian cysts, corpus luteum cysts, chocolate cysts, etc. Most cysts or vesicles are benign and generally do not change easily, so they only need to be checked regularly. Ovarian cysts, especially corpus luteum cysts, are physiological cysts. The cysts can be absorbed independently after menstruation. Cysts that have not ruptured or have expanded to a certain extent must be observed regularly and surgically treated when necessary. Do not engage in strenuous activity during this period to prevent cyst rupture and acute abdomen.

B-ultrasound characteristics of chocolate capsule

The characteristic of chocolate cyst B-ultrasound examination is that cystic masses can be seen in the uterus and ovaries, and more strong light spots can be seen in the cystic masses. So this is the characteristic of chocolate cysts examined under B-ultrasound. As for chocolate cysts, once discovered, it is recommended to give surgical treatment as soon as possible, because when the diameter of the chocolate cyst, if it exceeds five centimeters, the cyst may rupture, causing serious adverse reactions. In addition, chocolate cysts are clinically recurrent. After surgery, in addition to regular follow-up visits, it is recommended to give Dafilin treatment.

Common problems with polycystic ovary ultrasound

The common problems of patients with polycystic ovary during abdominal ultrasound examination are as follows:

1. It is recommended to conduct B-ultrasound examination on the second day after the end of menstruation, which is conducive to a better diagnosis of polycystic ovary.

2. When performing abdominal B-ultrasound examination, you need to hold your urine to help the uterus and ovaries have a better contrast solution.

3. It is recommended to drink boiled water or purified water appropriately within 30 minutes to one hour before the test, which will help to better hold urine.

Fourth, you can also do a vaginal B-ultrasound examination, there is no need to hold urine, and the uterine appendages can show better information.

5. Avoid strenuous exercise within one hour before B-ultrasound examination to prevent fat decomposition and affect the penetration of radiation.

6. In addition to abdominal B-ultrasound examination, polycystic ovary syndrome also requires six hormone tests. The blood test should be done on the third day of menstruation, preferably on an empty stomach, to test basic hormones. Laparoscopic examination may be required if necessary, which is helpful for a better diagnosis of polycystic ovary syndrome.