What is the cause of uneven endometrial echo?

Many women go to the hospital for B-ultrasound, and the diagnosis result is that the endometrium has uneven echo. Since the uterus is an important reproductive organ for women, this abnormal situation must be very stressful. They are afraid that they have a serious disease and want to know the cause. So, what is the reason for uneven endometrial echo? Let’s take a closer look at it below.

Expert introduction: Uneven endometrial echo means uneven distribution of capillaries in the endometrium or uneven cell filling. There are two reasons for this situation.

One is a physiological cyst, which is that it may be uneven before your menstruation. The endometrium that is about to fall off plus the bleeding together make it uneven. However, this situation usually disappears after the woman's menstruation is over, and this type of cyst does not require treatment.

The other is pathological reason. The uneven endometrial echo caused by uterine diseases may cause pathological cysts, such as chocolate cysts, inflammatory masses and other diseases. This phenomenon requires active treatment. Patients should first clarify the nature of the cyst and go to a regular hospital for a follow-up examination after the next menstruation is over. After the nature of the cyst is clarified, targeted treatment can be carried out.

The above is an introduction to what causes uneven endometrial echo. I hope it will be helpful for women to understand. There are two main situations that cause uneven endometrial echo. When discovered, it is necessary to find the cause in time and then take targeted measures to treat it to avoid more serious consequences.