What does abnormal uterine echo mean?

The structure inside a woman's uterus is very complex, and the uterus may have various diseases. Sometimes when some symptoms appear, you have no idea what the specific disease is. At this time, you need to go to the hospital for examination. For example, you can use ultrasound to explore the inside of the uterus. During the exploration, there will be abnormal echoes in the uterine cavity. The following introduces this knowledge.

What does abnormal uterine echo mean?

The B-ultrasound examination above showed high echo in the uterine cavity, which is mainly considered to be uterine polyps. It is recommended to go to the hospital for minimally invasive surgery to remove it after the next menstrual period is over and one week later. It will not affect fertility after recovery.

There is high echo in the uterine cavity, on the endometrium, so there is a high possibility of endometrial polyp. How is your menstrual period currently? Polyps will have a certain impact on pregnancy. It is recommended to do a diagnostic curettage to clarify the nature of the foreign body in the uterine cavity before preparing for pregnancy.

Hysteroscopic surgery can be done. Postoperative pathological examination. If it is an endometrial polyp, it can be treated with oral medication.

Abnormal echoes in the uterine cavity include: early pregnancy gestational sac, intrauterine polyps, intrauterine fluid accumulation, intrauterine mass, etc.

Guidance:

Therefore, the current uterine ultrasound examination report does not have a clear diagnosis, so it is necessary to consult a doctor in time to get a clear diagnosis of the condition.

There are abnormal echoes in the uterine cavity, which may indicate residual blood congestion.

Guidance:

You can take Xinshenghua granules orally to promote the excretion of residues. If that doesn't work, you need to undergo uterine curettage when necessary, and also receive anti-inflammatory treatment to prevent infection.

Postpartum fetal membrane adhesion is mainly caused by previous inflammation or damage to the uterine wall. The uterus enlarges and the uterine wall becomes thinner after delivery. With the natural contraction of the uterus, most of them can fall off by themselves or be cleaned with the help of a doctor. Sometimes, due to the large amount of residual tissue or the large area, there is more bleeding during the cleaning process, or there is still adhesion. The doctor will recommend gradual cleaning after medication or after the uterus has contracted for a period of time. According to the B-ultrasound report, there are still some fetal membranes remaining in the uterus and bleeding is occurring. After taking the medicine, the amount of bleeding has decreased, but the fetal membranes have not been completely eliminated. The uterus can be cleaned again until it is clean. If the postpartum uterine cavity residues are not cleaned up properly, it is easy to cause gynecological diseases such as endometritis and uterine adhesions.