What does ovarian calcification mean?

Healthy uterus and ovaries are the essence of a woman's beauty and confidence. However, if the uterus and ovaries become inflamed due to daily conditions such as unhygienic sex, it may cause uterine calcification. So, what does uterine calcification mean, what diseases may be caused by uterine calcification, what are the symptoms, and what should be paid attention to? Let us learn about it together.

Uterine and ovarian calcification refers to the protein deposits with strong echoes or high-density images similar to stones inside the uterus and ovaries detected by B-ultrasound or CT images. The presence of strongly echogenic calcifications in the uterus and ovaries is most likely due to pelvic infection. Inflammation may cause small strongly echogenic calcifications inside the uterus, ovaries and surrounding appendages. In severe cases, it may cause ovarian cysts. If ovarian cysts occur, you can observe them regularly for a long time. If it is physiological, it will disappear next month. If it is pathological, you need to observe the growth changes and treat it in time and reasonably. However, if it is a relatively small calcification, it will not have any effect on the normal ovary. Women can wait until the next menarche to have another checkup to see if the calcification persists. If there are no discomfort symptoms and the menstrual cycle is regular, special treatment is generally not required.

Uterine and ovarian calcification is caused by inflammation of the uterus and ovaries due to the special physiological structure of women and the irregular daily life pattern. However, patients with uterine and ovarian calcification do not need to worry. First of all, they should pay more attention to rest, observe and use analgesics while treating, and come back for a follow-up visit after a period of time. Generally, there will be changes in the follow-up ultrasound of inflammation. If there is no change, it may be a simple thickening and regular follow-up is required. Usually pay more attention to avoid spicy food and irritating food to avoid fever, cold and cold.

In general, although uterine calcification is not a serious disease in the early stage, if you do not pay attention to anti-inflammatory treatment, the condition will eventually become more serious, and it is very likely to cause infertility. Therefore, women should actively care about the health of the uterus and ovaries, pay more attention to rest after work, eat less spicy and irritating foods, increase exercise, conduct sexual life properly, learn more about daily care of the uterus and ovaries, prevent uterine ovarian inflammation, work happily, and live a healthy lifestyle.