What is the normal range of ovarian size?

What is the normal range of ovarian size in mm? Ovarian cysts and other diseases are more common among gynecological diseases. Generally speaking, the size of a woman's ovaries is within the normal standard. If it exceeds this standard, it means that there is a problem with the health of the uterus and ovaries. You need to see a doctor as soon as possible and conduct a detailed examination to find out the problem. Today I will give you a detailed introduction to the normal size range of the uterus and ovaries.

Generally speaking, the upper and lower sides of a normal woman's uterus and ovaries are different in size, but usually the right uterus and ovaries are smaller, and the left uterus and ovaries are larger. For adult women, the left ovary is generally about 2.93 cm in size, while the right uterus and ovaries are about 2.88 cm. The left uterus and ovaries are about 1.48 cm wide, and the right uterus and ovaries are about 1.38 cm wide. If it exceeds this range, it is often likely to be a manifestation of ovarian cysts. Therefore, if B-ultrasound examination shows that the uterus and ovaries are enlarged, it is necessary to determine whether ovarian cysts have occurred.

Patients with ovarian cysts may have other symptoms besides enlarged uterus and ovaries. For example, some medium-sized cysts may cause abdominal masses, which can be directly touched from the outside. Generally, these masses are movable. When these masses are pushed by hand, they will move from the pelvis to the abdomen without obvious pain. However, if inflammation occurs in the patient's body, or if it worsens, the movement of these lumps will be restricted, and they will not show obvious activity. Pressing them lightly will cause pain, and even symptoms such as ascites and retroperitoneal irritation may occur.

Knowing the normal range of ovarian size, you can have a clear idea when doing a gynecological examination. If you find an ovarian cyst and you can feel a mass in the abdomen from the outside, you need to check it out in time to further understand the extent of the disease and get checked out as soon as possible. If necessary, laparoscopic examination is required to more accurately identify ovarian cysts.