How about ultrasound examination of ovarian cysts?

According to statistics, many people in the country suffer from ovarian cysts every year. This is a common female disease. Ovarian cysts can delay menstruation, aggravate dysmenorrhea, and sometimes cause amenorrhea. In severe cases, it can reduce the chance of pregnancy. Therefore, ovarian cysts must be treated promptly. Below is some information collected by the editor on B-ultrasound examination of ovarian cysts. Let’s take a look.

1. Ultrasound examination: Ultrasound examination of ovarian cysts can detect the location, size, shape and nature of the mass, indicating whether the tumor is cystic or solid, benign or malignant, and can differentiate it from other diseases. It is of great significance for the diagnosis of ovarian tumors. The clinical diagnosis consistency of ultrasound examination was 90%. However, solid tumors with a diameter of 1 to 2 cm are difficult to detect.

2. Cervical mucus examination and vaginal cell examination: estrogen makes the cervical mucus thinner, more stringy, and contains fern-like crystals. The more obvious and thicker the fern-like crystals are, the more significant the effect of estrogen is. If rows of ellipses are seen on the smear, it indicates that the hormone progesterone has been affected in addition to the action of estrogen. Observe the percentage of surface, middle and bottom layer cells. The higher the percentage of surface layer cells, the higher the estrogen level.

3. Basal body temperature detection. Basal body temperature refers to the body temperature measured when the body wakes up from a long sleep and has not yet performed any activities. It is the body temperature when maintaining basic life activities. Because the body temperature center is extremely sensitive to progesterone, the corpus luteum is formed after ovulation. Generally, the body temperature rises 2-3 days after ovulation, and rarely rises on the day of ovulation. If there is no ovulation, the body temperature will remain at basal body temperature.

4. Radiological diagnosis. Radiological diagnosis is assisted by abdominal plain film, intravenous pyelography, barium swallow examination, lymphangiography, etc.

5. Cytological examination. Through vault puncture, ascites is aspirated for cytological examination. During laparoscopy or laparotomy, fluid can be aspirated from the rectouterine pouch at the same time, which has a high accuracy rate in diagnosing malignant ovarian cysts.

I believe everyone must have understood the above information. Ovarian cyst is not a trivial matter and everyone must take it seriously. Also, don't blindly take medicine just because you have ovarian cyst. This is wrong because it will aggravate the condition. In daily life, we must pay more attention to diet and develop good living habits.