What does it mean when no obvious abnormalities are found in both ovaries?

Ladies, first of all, you need to know from the bottom of your heart the importance of ovarian health. Once there is a problem with the ovaries, it will be accompanied by many hazards, such as menstrual disorders, infertility, endocrine disorders and premature aging, etc. Therefore, you must do a good job of ovarian maintenance in your life, and go to the hospital regularly for gynecological examinations. During the physical examination, there will be no obvious abnormalities in both ovaries. Obviously, this result is very good, indicating that there are no problems such as cysts in the ovaries.

What does it mean when no obvious abnormalities are found in both ovaries?

The color ultrasound examination showed nothing wrong, the ovaries were also in good condition, and there was no cyst. Generally, cysts are corpus luteum cysts formed after ovulation in the second half of the menstrual period. They will disappear on their own after the menstrual period, so there is no need to worry.

Guidance:

It is recommended not to be too nervous. As long as the ovarian cyst does not exceed 5.0 cm, most of them will disappear. It is physiological, so don't worry.

It means that the ovaries are developing well and there are no problems. At your current age, you don't have to worry if you just have a physical checkup. If you want to get pregnant, you can use color Doppler ultrasound to monitor ovulation and guide sexual intercourse to increase the chances of pregnancy.

Under normal circumstances, there are two ovaries on both sides. Examination shows no obvious abnormalities in the ovaries, which means that there are no abnormalities in the ovaries and no lesions are found. It is recommended to pay attention to daily hygiene and maintain a regular life. If there are other discomforts, further examination of other conditions requires B-ultrasound, gynecological bimanual examination, and leucorrhea testing.

The report of B-ultrasound examination of the pelvis showed no obvious abnormalities in both ovaries, which is a normal report. Ultrasound examination of both ovaries showed that they were normal and could be rechecked every six months to a year.

No obvious abnormalities were found in both ovaries, which means that no lesions were found under B-ultrasound, which is normal. This indicates that there is no obvious organic lesion in the ovaries. If endocrine testing is required, blood will be drawn for six sex hormone tests.

Generally it is normal. If you feel unwell, please go to the hospital for follow-up consultation in time.

Suggestions: If you do not feel any discomfort, you do not need to worry too much; go to the hospital for regular follow-up visits to understand your physical condition and follow up if you feel any discomfort.

It can be ruled out. If there is polycystic disease, it will be indicated that countless anechoic dark areas can be seen in both ovaries, the largest of which is so-and-so.