What can uterine ultrasound detect?

Uterine B-ultrasound is a convenient, painless and common examination method. For women, everything in the uterus is very easy to examine. Because I often do uterine B-ultrasound, I know that there are many new items that can be examined. So, what can uterine B-ultrasound detect? Let's have a simple understanding of this issue. I hope the following points will be helpful to everyone!

Condition 1: The purpose of ultrasound examination is mainly to check for uterine tumors, endometriosis, uterine malformations, uterine and ovarian masses, inflammatory masses or cysts in the pelvis, etc.

Condition 2: Uterine ultrasound can also clearly determine whether the internal structure of a woman's uterus is normal and whether she has the conditions for pregnancy. This is also the most common procedure.

Condition 3: Uterine B-ultrasound can clearly check whether a woman is already pregnant after insemination, and the success rate is very high.

Frequently asked questions

Before doing a uterine ultrasound, the operator is required to hold his urine, so that the actual effect of the examination will be better.

Gynecological B-ultrasound is a very common imaging diagnostic examination method for diagnosing gynecological diseases. It has important value in diagnosing some related diseases of the uterus, ovaries and pelvis. First of all, in terms of diagnosing uterine diseases, B-ultrasound can detect uterine fibroids, adenomyosis, adenomyoma, endometrial cancer, uterine sarcoma, cervical cancer, hydatidiform mole and other diseases. For example, uterine fibroids are a very common malignant tumor of the uterus. The size, number and specific development location of uterine fibroids can be accurately measured through B-ultrasound examination. If uterine fibroids undergo metastasis, corresponding changes can be seen under B-ultrasound.

Secondly, in the diagnosis of uterine ovaries, bilateral fallopian tubes and pelvic diseases, B-ultrasound is also of great practical value. For example, it can diagnose pelvic endometriosis, uterine ovarian cysts, pelvic inflammatory masses, and pelvic nerve diseases. For example, if there is an inflammatory mass in the pelvis, under B-ultrasound it can be seen that the mass is adhered to the surrounding tissues and the echo is unclear. If there is fluid or pus accumulation, there may be no echo or uneven echo.

In addition, color Doppler ultrasound examination also has a very important use value in diagnosing space-occupying diseases in the uterus and ovaries, bilateral fallopian tubes, and private vagina. However, when the doctor actually makes a diagnosis, in addition to referring to the results of B-ultrasound, he will also make a comprehensive judgment based on the patient's actual condition and other test results.