What to do if a cyst is found during B-ultrasound

Some obstetric experts emphasize that after a woman becomes pregnant, it is generally considered that if the menstrual period has not exceeded 18 weeks, it is not advisable to have an ultrasound examination. Because B-ultrasound examination is carried out in the early stages of pregnancy, especially within 2 months of pregnancy, or even too frequently, it is very likely to cause embryonic cell disintegration, affect the brain development of the fetus, and even have a negative impact on the pregnant mother. However, after the early stages of pregnancy, around 18-20 weeks of pregnancy, B-ultrasound examination can be performed to determine the development status of the fetus. So what should you do if an ultrasound shows an ovarian cyst?

What should I do if I have cysts during B-ultrasound during pregnancy?

Generally, there is no need to worry too much if ovarian cysts are found in the early stages of pregnancy, and there is no need to rush to terminate the pregnancy. It is a normal condition and will generally disappear automatically after a period of time. Wait until 60 days after the menstrual period to do an ultrasound to see if there is a fetal bud and primitive heart beat. If a fetal bud appears, it means that the growth and development of the test tube embryo is very normal and there is no need to have an abortion. You can just rest assured and keep the fetus. As for ovarian cysts, you only need to do some conventional treatments, and then check the condition of the fetus and the wound regularly. If there is any enlargement, seek medical help in time.

However, if no embryo appears after 60 days of pregnancy, it means that the pregnancy is unsuccessful and needs to be terminated. Doctors will generally recommend that you have an abortion, which is safer.

Experts show that pregnant women must do relevant inspections during the period of suffering from ovarian cysts to understand the progress of ovarian cysts. Hysteroscopy can play a positive role in the treatment of this type of uterine and ovarian cysts. Hysteroscopic technology has the dual functions of diagnosis and treatment. In the closed uterine cavity and abdomen, doctors can watch the monitoring screen to diagnose and control the operation, which greatly reduces the risk of surgery. Highlight 6 major advantages:

Advantage 1: Multi-directional inspection, intuitive effect. The endoscope can inspect from different angles and directions without touching the abdominal organs, and can even see some very deep parts, achieving the effect of intuitive inspection without misdiagnosis or wrong diagnosis.

Advantage 2: Fast recovery. The radical resection is performed in a closed pelvis and abdomen, and the extracellular fluid is less affected. The trauma suffered by the patient is much less than that of open surgery. The patient recovers quickly after the operation without symptom and complications.

Advantage 3: Short hospitalization time. The surgery is performed by professional doctors and can be completed in a short time without affecting the normal endocrine system. You can resume work and daily life after the surgery.

Advantage 4: Easy to use for abdominal beauty and skin care. Traditional surgical scars are long and narrow, affecting the appearance, while total excision surgery leaves no scars, which is particularly suitable for women's beauty and skin care needs.

Advantage 5: Pelvic adhesions are less common and minimally invasive treatment does not require surgery. Surgery has less impact on the pelvis, there is no contact between gauze and hands on the tissue, and very few or no sutures are needed. The pelvis is fully cleaned during the operation, so the pelvic adhesion of patients after total resection is much lower than that of abdominal surgery.

Advantage 6: Relieve the patient's burden. The surgical treatment is minimally invasive, requires less medication, has low toughness, recovers quickly, and does not require hospitalization, thus reducing the patient's burden.

Everyone usually has anxiety after the onset of symptoms. Finally, the expert reminds everyone here: once the symptoms occur, you should go to a professional hospital for examination and treatment in time.

How long does it take to detect pregnancy after menopause?

1. Early pregnancy test paper: Women can use the test paper for testing more than 7 days after menstruation. Under normal circumstances, there are two kinds of results: put urine into the test hole on the pregnancy test paper. If a line appears in the contrast area of ​​the pregnancy test paper (some pregnancy test papers appear red, and some pregnancy test papers appear dark blue), it means you are not pregnant. On the contrary, if there is an obvious line in the test area, it means it is positive, indicating pregnancy. Ladies are reminded to use morning urine for early pregnancy test, as the results are more accurate. After the lady has finished the test, she should go to the hospital for a B-ultrasound test immediately.

In general, there are two kinds of test results of early pregnancy test paper: put urine into the test hole on the pregnancy test paper, if there is a line of ink in the contrast area of ​​the pregnancy test paper (some pregnancy test paper are bright red, some pregnancy test paper are dark blue), it means that you are not pregnant. On the contrary, if there is an obvious ink line in the test area, it means positive, indicating pregnancy. This type of test has the advantages of being rapid, convenient, flexible, and highly specific, and can avoid cross-reactions with other glycoprotein hormones that have a similar structure to HCG.

2. B-ultrasound examination: Generally speaking, B-ultrasound examination starts in the 5th week of pregnancy, which is one week after the menstrual period. A circular high score in the uterus can be displayed on the B-ultrasound screen, also known as the pregnancy ring. The shadow inside the ring is the amniotic fluid of the pregnant woman, in which the regular fetal heartbeat can also be seen. Using B-ultrasound to diagnose early pregnancy is the most appropriate and reliable way.

In addition, under normal circumstances, it takes 6-8 days for the embryo to implant, such as having sex after ovulation. Pregnancy can be detected a few days after menstruation. It is most accurate to go to the hospital for blood tests and B-ultrasound tests about 7 days after menstruation to confirm whether you are pregnant. Blood tests can also be confirmed after the embryo has implanted.