What does intrauterine calcification mean?

Calcification can occur in many parts of the human body, such as intrahepatic calcification and prostate calcification, etc. Specifically, calcium salt precipitation occurs in the diseased area. It also includes intrauterine calcification foci, which is the calcification points that appear in the woman's uterus. Because the woman's uterus is a very important organ, this issue must be taken seriously, which may lead to infertility in women, etc. Let's learn about the relevant knowledge of intrauterine calcification foci.

What does intrauterine calcification mean?

In this case, endometrial calcification often occurs after the hyaline degeneration and necrosis of uterine fibroids. Due to the blood circulation disorder of fibroids, calcium salts are absorbed and deposited by its tissue components and other denatured substances, forming "malnutrition calcification". In addition, many female friends do not have clean artificial abortions or medical abortions, or the residual substances after delivery necrotize and form calcium spots.

Frequent abortions can sometimes damage the endometrium.

Guidance:

Pay attention to rest and strengthen nutrition. Frequent abortions will cause harm to the body. You can go to the hospital for examination and adjust under the guidance of a doctor.

There are many reasons for the formation of intrauterine calcifications. Generally, uterine fibroids and adenomyosis are prone to calcification. Vascular lesions and sclerosis inflammation can also cause calcification. In addition, if there is a history of miscarriage, a small amount of residue after miscarriage will also form calcifications. The calcification prompts on B-ultrasound are generally just a generalized statement, and the specific situation must be combined with the medical history. It is recommended to go to a regular specialist and ask the doctor to make a comprehensive evaluation based on the situation.

There are calcification spots in the uterine cavity. Generally, this situation is caused by blood clots in the uterine cavity that have not been discharged and accumulated in the uterine cavity, or it is caused by a history of miscarriage that was not completely discharged. Guidance: Whether this situation affects pregnancy depends on the location and size of the calcification. You can take the B-ultrasound examination report and consult the doctor in detail. She can make the correct treatment based on the specific situation. If the calcification spot is relatively small, it will not affect pregnancy and you don't need to worry too much.

Don’t talk about the calcification points inside the uterus. It may be due to previous injury, or when the endometrium is shedding, remember that the shedding is not complete, and it is caused by localized organizational calcification. According to the situation described, we should consider the possibility of old lesions, trauma and other causes. Keep your genitals clean and hygienic. This situation has no effect on your body, so don't worry.