What does cervical calcification mean?

Uterine calcification generally refers to the appearance of calcification on the uterine wall. This condition usually occurs after the uterine fibroids undergo transparent transformation or necrosis. Due to the poor or obstructed blood circulation of the uterine fibroids, the calcium in the body will be absorbed by the tissues and other transformed substances that require this component, thereby precipitating and accumulating, resulting in what is medically known as "malnutrition thickening". The formation of thickened tissue mainly includes the following three factors: first, the substances after body metabolism, second, the marks left after infection or inflammation of the human body, and third, the tissue changes caused by the inflammatory sensation caused by the autoimmune system during the development of the tumor.

The main reason for uterine calcification is that many women in daily life choose abortion surgery or medical abortion after checking whether they are pregnant, which is caused by improper handling of abortion. Another reason is that the residual substances after giving birth are not properly handled, and the residual substances produce calcium spots after necrosis in the body. In addition, there is a special example in clinical medicine that female patients with a history of tuberculosis may also increase the probability of uterine wall thickening. In fact, from most clinical symptoms, calcification has basically no special symptoms. It is because of this characteristic that many women have had calcium spots for many years when they are discovered.

As far as the current diagnosis and treatment methods are concerned, the key to treating uterine wall thickening is still pathological examination after hysteroscopy or curettage for further diagnosis. However, if it is tuberculous inflammation of the uterine wall and its appendages, it will most likely cause blockage of the fallopian tubes and affect pregnancy. If the thickening is caused by the long-term accumulation of residues in the body after childbirth, curettage or Chinese herbal medicine can be used as an auxiliary treatment method.

Nowadays, many women are more and more concerned about their personal health and hygiene. Because uterine calcification has a significant impact on women, most women can go to the hospital for relevant examinations, such as blood tests, testing the composition of blood cell troponin I and troponin, and testing the level of calmodulin in brain tissue. In addition, B-ultrasound or CT scans can be used to assist in diagnosis, ensuring early detection, early treatment and early recovery, ensuring care for yourself and care for women's reproductive health!