Under normal circumstances, gynecological ultrasound examination of the endometrium should show moderate to strong echoes, which are relatively uniform. If there is a change in the echo of the endometrium, it means that there is an abnormal lesion in the endometrium. What should we do if there is a change in the echo of the endometrium?
1. Changes in the echo of the female endometrium may be caused by intrauterine adhesions during delivery, abortion, or other surgical procedures. In such cases, relevant examinations should be conducted based on whether the woman has accompanying symptoms such as abnormal vaginal discharge, lower abdominal pain, and functional uterine bleeding. If necessary, hysteroscopy can be used to identify the cause of the disease and treat it accordingly.
2. After B-ultrasound examination, it was found that the endometrium had uneven echoes, which was mainly caused by lesions in the endometrium. It is recommended to go to the hospital for curettage between the 6th and 12th hours of menstruation, and send the scraped material for pathological analysis. Based on the pathological report, necessary treatment should be given. In addition, it is important to keep the external genitalia clean after surgery to avoid infection by pathogens.
3. Changes in endometrial echogenicity may also lead to endometriosis, which can cause menstrual bleeding or discomfort such as dysmenorrhea. Therefore, women need to regulate their bodies, prevent anemia, and pay attention to local hygiene. After the diagnosis, you can also choose traditional Chinese patent medicines and simple preparations to promote blood circulation and regulate menstruation, or minimally invasive surgery.
