How to treat uneven endometrial echo

For women, the uterus is a very important organ, so in daily life, we should pay attention to the health care and maintenance measures of the uterus. If any abnormal symptoms occur, we should pay attention to active examination. Some women may find that the echo of the uterine wall is uneven during B-ultrasound examination. So, what should they do if the echo of the uterine wall is uneven during B-ultrasound examination?

A woman's uterine wall will show different conditions at different times of the menstrual cycle. For example, the uterine wall is too thin just after the menstrual period, and it is thicker when the menstrual period is about to come. Generally speaking, no matter which stage of the menstrual cycle a woman's uterine wall is in, there should be no condition such as uneven uterine wall echo during B-ultrasound examination. If this happens, a detailed examination should be done first to diagnose the cause. In clinical medicine, it is generally concluded that the factors that cause uneven echo of the uterine wall during B-ultrasound examination of women include incomplete abortion, endometritis, uterine intrauterine polyps, endometrial cancer, etc. For example, women who have just undergone medical abortion may have uneven echo of the uterine wall due to incomplete abortion or endometritis, and elderly women are more likely to have diseases such as uterine intrauterine polyps or endometrial cancer, which may cause this situation to occur.

In general, the uneven echo of the uterine wall found in B-ultrasound examination should not be ignored. It is best to examine under the guidance of a doctor to determine the cause based on other symptoms. If the examination diagnosis is due to incomplete miscarriage, a uterine curettage should be performed in time; if it is caused by endometritis, it is necessary to actively carry out antibacterial and anti-inflammatory treatment to prevent the occurrence of uterine adhesions in the middle and late stages and increase the difficulty of treatment; if it is caused by uterine intrauterine polyps or endometrial cancer, it is mostly necessary to treat it through surgery.

No matter what the reason is for the uneven echo of the uterine wall in the B-ultrasound examination, you don't have to worry too much. You should just relax your mental state as much as possible and maintain a stable mood as much as possible to avoid the problem from becoming more serious. Secondly, during the treatment period, you should pay attention to implementing various health care maintenance measures, including maintaining a stable lifestyle, arranging a scientific diet, etc., in order to speed up the recovery process.