Follicles without echo are

There are certain echoes in the human body. Sometimes these echoes can be manifested in certain tissues and organs, including follicle echoes. Follicles have certain echoes. If there is no echo, it is an abnormal situation and should be taken seriously. There are certain reasons for the lack of follicle echoes. So why is the lack of follicle echoes?

The most common ones are high echo, equal echo, low echo, and no echo. The standard for echo strength or height is generally determined by taking the normal echo of the organ as the standard or by comparing the echo intensity of the lesion site with that of the surrounding normal organs. For example, liquid is anechoic, while stone gas or calcification is highly echoic.

Generally speaking, strong echoes mostly refer to lesions with higher density, such as stones, calcifications, etc.; low echoes mean that the echoes in this area are lower than normal tissues, which can be seen in breast hyperplasia and breast tumors; no echoes mean that the structure is basically filled with uniform liquid, which is often a fluid-filled cystic cavity such as water accumulation, fluid effusion, and cysts. Anechoic areas can often be seen in combination with other ultrasound signs and medical history data analysis and diagnosis, especially in obstetrics and gynecology, and their meaning is very rich.

No echo means liquid. The no echo in the right ovary is the follicle. Generally, ovulation is normal when the follicle diameter is between 18-24mm. Any larger or smaller follicle diameter is abnormal. Therefore, the 22x14mm follicle without echo in the right ovary is not mature and has not ovulated. It is recommended to continue monitoring the development of the follicle and have sex after ovulation, so that the chance of pregnancy is relatively high.