What does high echo in the uterus mean?

When a woman feels some discomfort in her body, she should go to the hospital for examination in time, because some gynecological diseases cannot be cured by drugs when they develop into a serious stage. Generally, ultrasound is used to examine internal gynecological diseases. Ultrasound mainly uses echoes to show whether there are foreign objects inside the female reproductive system. When a woman examines her uterus and finds that the result is high echo, what does it mean?

High-echoic masses in the uterus are not necessarily caused by polyps, they may also be caused by cysts. However, the probability of this situation being caused by polyps is relatively high. Therefore, if the examination results show high-echoic masses in the uterus, you should be alert to the possibility that it is caused by uterine polyps. It is very necessary to go to the hospital for a comprehensive examination. In addition to the need for B-ultrasound examination, you should also actively cooperate with the doctor to perform a colposcopy. As long as these examinations are passed, it can be confirmed what disease is causing the disease, and then active symptomatic treatment can be given.

If it is confirmed that the high-echoic mass in the uterus is caused by polyps, hysteroscopy should be used in time to remove the polyps, which will be of great help in curing the disease. Sexual intercourse should be prohibited for one month after the operation. It is best to go to the hospital for a follow-up examination about one month after the operation to understand the body's recovery after the operation and to clearly understand the polyp removal situation. Work should be done to prevent recurrence after the operation.

Once it is confirmed that the high-echoic mass in the uterus is caused by a cervical cyst, it is necessary to understand the condition of the cyst in time. Although this disease is mostly benign, it also has a certain chance of canceration. In order to prevent the disease from worsening, surgical treatment must be adopted in time. After the operation, special attention should be paid to private hygiene. It is important to prevent intrauterine infection. If necessary, you can go to the hospital for pathological examination. If there is a tendency to worsen, radiotherapy and chemotherapy must be used in time. Treatment must not be delayed or treated incorrectly.

Patients who have discovered a high-echo mass in the uterus should be alert. Under normal circumstances, this phenomenon will not occur. Patients should actively cooperate with doctors to adopt regular treatment. They should usually have an optimistic and cheerful attitude. A good mood is beneficial to the treatment of the disease. Dietary conditioning is very important during this period. It is necessary to ensure that the diet is light and non-irritating. Try not to eat some irritating foods such as peppers, mustard, curry, etc.