Is intrauterine hyperechoic a serious problem?

The echo inside the uterus is uniform. If there is an uneven echo, it indicates uterine fibroids or uterine polyps. In fact, it is necessary to integrate clinical symptoms to determine the cause of the disease. So is high echo in the uterine cavity serious?

The clinical manifestation of simple high echo in the uterus is not serious. If the fusion examination shows that the echo of the uterine wall is uniform, it is normal. This time there is a slightly higher echo, which is uneven. It may indicate inflammation, or it may be endometrium or blood accumulation that was not discharged during the previous menstruation. Most of them can be discharged after the next menstruation. It may also be foreign objects such as uterine polyps or uterine fibroids. In this case, the possibility of uterine fibroids is relatively high, and it is best to do further examination.

If there is inflammation, or endometrium or blood that was not discharged during the previous menstrual period, you can take motherwort paste internally for conditioning. Most of it can be discharged after the next menstruation. If there is foreign matter such as uterine polyps or uterine fibroids. It can be diagnosed and removed at the same time through hysteroscopic surgery. I wish you all the best. Physical and mental health. Generally, if high-density echoes appear in the uterine cavity, the possibility of uterine fibroids is relatively high, and a pathological test can be done.

Take Chinese medicine to regulate your menstrual period, and come back for a follow-up visit after it's over. If necessary, you can do a gynecological examination to check the condition of your cervix. Hysteroscopy is also an instrument used in outpatient gynecological examinations. Painless anesthesia can be considered during treatment. Hysteroscopy and gynecological examination are similar in pain and can be tolerated under normal circumstances. Try to relieve stress and come back for a follow-up visit with B-ultrasound. If you do suspect that you have uterine polyps, consider hysteroscopic surgery.

In short, there are many reasons for the high echo in the patient's uterine cavity. It may be caused by uterine fibroids or uterine polyps, or it may be caused by cancer. Therefore, the condition should not be delayed. A comprehensive examination should be carried out first, and then treatment should be carried out according to the cause. Women should go to the hospital regularly for gynecological examinations, which can help detect abnormalities in the body as soon as possible and is of great help in maintaining their own health.