What is cystic low-density shadow?

Cystic low-density shadows refer to a phenomenon of the female reproductive system during the color ultrasound examination. We know that the formation of follicles also occurs during the ovulation period. If ovulation still does not occur, the color ultrasound should be repeated. If cystic low-density shadows appear, it may be caused by ovarian cysts. Ovarian cysts are also one of the more common gynecological diseases, which have a relatively large impact on women's health.

Common symptoms of ovarian cysts

1. Symptoms of ovarian cysts include acute or chronic torsion and rupture of certain ovarian cysts, which affect ovarian blood supply and cause necrosis, followed by ovarian dysfunction and anovulation. If it is bilateral, the impact is greater. 2. When certain malignant or huge tumors of the ovaries destroy most of the ovarian tissue, symptoms of ovarian cysts such as ovarian dysfunction, anovulation, adhesion to surrounding tissues, and blockage of the fallopian tubes may occur, all of which can cause infertility. 3. Symptoms of ovarian cysts include: when ovarian cysts grow too fast and too large, they can affect the blood circulation and ovulation of the ovaries. 4. When some ovarian cysts with endocrine functions, such as ovarian thyroid tumor, ovarian granulosa, theca cell tumor, testicular blastoma, etc., produce certain corresponding hormones due to the different tumor tissue components they contain, they interfere with the normal secretion of ovarian hormones and ovulation, and cause symptoms of ovarian cysts such as amenorrhea, uterine bleeding, and hirsutism.