Normal range of ovarian size by ultrasound

Today's technology is very advanced, especially in medicine, there are many advanced examination equipment. Among them, B-ultrasound examination is a very common examination method. The scope of B-ultrasound examination is very wide. It is commonly used to check the size of female ovaries. And according to the range of ovaries checked by B-ultrasound, it can also be known whether the ovaries are normal. The following introduces the normal range of B-ultrasound ovarian size.

The size of a normal woman's ovaries has a normal range. If it exceeds this standard, ovarian cysts may occur. B-ultrasound can be used to judge the size and shape of the ovaries, so we can make a preliminary determination based on the results of B-ultrasound. If the ovaries are found to be enlarged, further examination is needed, such as laparoscopy.

What is the normal range of ovarian size in mm? Diseases such as ovarian cysts are the most common gynecological diseases. Generally speaking, the size of a woman's ovaries is normal. If it exceeds this standard, it means that there is a problem with the health of the ovaries. We need to seek medical attention as soon as possible and conduct detailed examinations to find out the problem. Today we will give you a detailed introduction to the normal range of ovarian size.

Generally speaking, the ovaries of normal women are different in size on the left and right sides, but usually the right ovary is smaller and the left ovary is larger. For adult women, the size of the left ovary is usually around 2.93 cm, while the right ovary is about 2.88 cm. The width of the left ovary is about 1.48 cm, while the width of the right ovary is about 1.38 cm. If it exceeds this range, it may be a manifestation of ovarian cysts. Therefore, if an ultrasound examination shows that the ovaries are enlarged, it is necessary to determine whether an ovarian cyst has occurred.

Patients with ovarian cysts will have other symptoms besides enlarged ovaries. For example, some medium-sized cysts will cause abdominal lumps. These lumps can be felt directly from the outside. Usually, these lumps are movable. When these lumps are pushed by hand, they will move from the pelvic cavity to the abdominal cavity without causing obvious pain. However, if inflammation occurs in the patient's body, or malignant changes occur, the movement of these tumors will be restricted, there will be no obvious mobility, pressing will cause pain, and even symptoms such as ascites and peritoneal irritation may occur.

Knowing the normal range of ovarian size, we can have a clear idea when conducting gynecological examinations. If an ovarian cyst is found and a mass can be felt in the abdomen from the outside, it is necessary to conduct a timely examination to further determine the extent of the disease and conduct an examination as soon as possible. If necessary, a laparoscopic examination is required to more accurately diagnose ovarian cysts.