What is mixed ovarian echo?

Ovarian mixed echo is a type of disease in the female ovary. There are many reasons for this condition, including bleeding caused by corpus luteum cysts, ovarian inflammation, etc. No matter what the cause is, people need to pay special attention to it, find out the cause and then take measures to treat it to avoid causing greater harm. Let's take a closer look at what ovarian mixed echo is.

Because the factors that cause mixed ovarian masses are different, its nature cannot be generalized. It may be an inflammatory mass or an ectopic pregnancy. The specific situation needs to be determined based on the patient's own condition. If it is caused by local infection of gynecological inflammation, then Western medicine can only perform surgical resection. If you want conservative treatment, you need to find a professional Chinese medicine expert to prescribe symptomatic medication. However, Chinese medicine treatment takes a long time, so everyone should maintain patience and confidence during the treatment process.

However, if during pregnancy, during the prenatal check-up, the early pregnancy test is found to be positive, there is no gestational sac in the uterus on ultrasound, and a mixed mass can be seen in the ovary. In this case, we should first be alert to the possibility of ectopic pregnancy. It is recommended to monitor blood hcg and ultrasound for one week. If the blood hcg value doubles and a gestational sac appears in the uterus, intrauterine pregnancy is considered. If the blood hCG value is low, the gestational sac is still not seen in the uterus, and the ovarian mixed mass increases, or pelvic effusion occurs, the possibility of ectopic pregnancy is very high.

A mixed echo area is usually written on the ultrasound report. Many people do not know what this mixed echo area means. A mixed echo area means that in the B-ultrasound image, part of the mass is solid and the other part is liquid, so it is also called a cystic-solid mass. Generally, a pure liquid mass will appear as no echo, and a solid mass will appear as a strong echo. Generally speaking, mixed masses are most likely to be tumors. As long as it is a tumor, especially a mixed tumor, no matter how big it is, surgery should be performed as soon as possible once it is discovered.

It can be seen from this that mixed ovarian masses can be large or small. Patients must not take it lightly. Once discovered, they must go to the hospital for a comprehensive examination in time. Do not take it lightly and ignore their own health. If you are a pregnant woman, you must pay more attention to daily prenatal examinations to avoid accidents and endanger the health of the fetus in the womb.