Hyperechoic endometrium

The endometrium is a very important part of the organ. The uterus includes many accessory tissues related to the uterus, which are closely related to the endometrium. Only with these can the uterus function normally. However, many people often encounter high echoes of the endometrium in their lives. This makes everyone at a loss and they don’t know how to treat and recover.

Gynecological color ultrasound examination shows a high echo in the endometrial area, which is considered to be a uterine polyp, while uterine fibroids appear as a low echo area on ultrasound. Guidance: It is recommended that you undergo hysteroscopic polypectomy and send the endometrium for pathological examination after the operation to confirm the diagnosis.

Do uterine polyps affect pregnancy?

Many female friends are concerned about whether uterine polyps will affect pregnancy. Experts say that whether this type of disease will make pregnancy more difficult depends mainly on the size and number of the polyps and the area where the polyps grow. Generally speaking, if uterine polyps grow inside the cervical canal, they will prevent sperm from entering the uterine cavity smoothly, making normal conception impossible. If it grows in the uterine cavity, it will affect the implantation of the fertilized egg or the healthy development of the embryo, so some patients will have difficulty getting pregnant.

So, what is the treatment for uterine polyps? Experts say that the treatment of uterine polyps can take the following three methods, and its effect is very good:

1. Electric ironing therapy

Its main disadvantage is that the scar area is too large, which is the main cause of infertility. Treatment effect: After treatment of uterine polyps, the scar area is relatively large, which will also lead to a decrease in glandular secretion, which is related to the cervical mucosal lesions and will eventually cause infertility. Of course, this situation is not absolute. It is directly related to the doctor's technique. Skillful techniques can minimize the harm.

2. Microwave therapy

The most obvious disadvantage of this treatment method is that the patient's local reaction to the treatment is more obvious and the amount of bleeding is relatively large. Treatment effect: For some patients with larger polyps, during the processing of vaginal fluid and tissue shedding, the amount of bleeding is generally relatively slow, and the recovery time is also longer.

3. Laser treatment

The main feature of this treatment method is that the treatment effect is not thorough and improper care can easily lead to recurrence. Efficacy: This type of treatment requires close contact with the female cervix, so the depth of burning can be well controlled and the harm to the body is relatively small. It is generally safer to resume laser treatment one month after treatment, and it will not have much impact on fertility. However, the effect is not very thorough and it is easy to relapse.

In addition, endometrial polyps are caused by the hyperplasia of some local tissues and cannot be completely cured by taking medicine alone. The best way to treat endometrial polyps is to remove them through surgery, which will not cause menstrual disorders and malignant diseases.