Does low echo in the uterine cavity require uterine curettage?

Abortion has a great impact on the human body. It not only causes great trauma to the woman's uterus, but also may cause residual substances in the uterine cavity, leading to infection. Therefore, after undergoing an abortion, women must go to the hospital for regular follow-up visits to ensure their own safety and minimize the occurrence of unexpected situations.

So, does a uterine curettage need to be performed if there is low echo in the uterine cavity during the follow-up visit? If the patient is found to have low echo in the uterine cavity during the follow-up visit, it means that there are residual substances in the patient's uterus, so we must pay enough attention to this situation. Patients should pay close attention to their health conditions. If they have symptoms such as abdominal pain, abdominal distension, vaginal bleeding, etc., they should undergo curettage surgery in time to prevent infection, otherwise it will seriously damage their health. However, if the patient does not have these symptoms, we can conduct observation and follow-up, and then conduct a follow-up visit after the menstruation. If residual material is still found in the uterine cavity, then continue the uterine curettage.

Medical care after intrauterine hypoechoic curettage is also very important. Curettage and dilation have a great impact on women, so patients must pay more attention to rest after the operation, do not engage in physical work, and do not participate in sports competitions, otherwise it will affect the body's recovery. In addition, patients should follow the doctor's instructions and take anti-infection drugs on time and in appropriate amounts to prevent intrauterine infection, otherwise it will seriously harm their health. In addition, we also need to adjust our own dietary structure, usually with light taste and easy to digest food as the main, balanced supplement of nutrients, as far as possible to avoid eating spicy food greasy and irritating food.

Low echo in the uterine cavity indicates that there is residue in the woman's uterine cavity, but if the residue is not large, it will not cause great harm to the body, and it will be discharged from the body along with the menstrual period, so we do not need to perform uterine curettage surgery. However, if the patient has a lot of residual blood, we need to pay enough attention and perform uterine curettage surgery in time to minimize the occurrence of intrauterine infection.