Can the ovaries be seen by ultrasound?

Important reminder: Ovarian cysts can be detected by B-ultrasound. B-ultrasound can be used to understand the patient's uterine and ovarian conditions. If this type of disease is present, abnormalities can be found through examination, which will help the patient diagnose the disease in the future. It is necessary to cooperate closely with a specialist for examination. If necessary, a vaginal ultrasound examination can also be performed, which can better diagnose the disease and will not aggravate the condition.

The more common clinical symptoms of ovarian cysts are lower abdominal pain, lower abdominal discomfort, and yellowish leucorrhea, etc., and some patients will also experience symptoms such as menstrual disorders, which have a greater impact on patients. Patients need to diagnose the disease in time and then use standardized treatment to achieve good results. So, can ovarian cysts be detected by B-ultrasound?

B-ultrasound examination can assist in the diagnosis of diseases such as ovarian cysts, because in B-ultrasound, it can be seen that the bilateral uterus and ovaries are enlarged. If both are larger than 1/4 of the normal uterus, it may be caused by cysts, and multiple cystic eggs may be found. Under B-ultrasound, uterine and ovarian puncture is performed to extract purulent secretions, and then further examination is performed to help diagnose this disease. If necessary, the patient can also be combined with vaginal ultrasound for examination. Vaginal ultrasound can more clearly grasp the condition of the patient's uterus and ovaries, which will be very helpful in diagnosing the disease, and some symptoms can also help diagnose whether it is an ovarian cyst, because patients with this disease will have a lump in the lower abdomen, which is usually a firm and painless lump. If the condition worsens, the patient will experience pain during sexual intercourse.

If patients want to diagnose whether they have this disease, they also need to undergo MRI, blood cell tumor markers and laparoscopy, etc. After standardized examinations, the disease can be diagnosed more accurately and misdiagnosis is less likely to occur. Patients should have confidence in their doctors and cooperate closely with specialists for examinations. In this way, the disease can be diagnosed quickly and targeted treatment can be provided afterwards.

If the patient has been diagnosed with ovarian cysts, she should choose appropriate treatment according to the severity of the condition. If it is not serious, she can use medication, commonly traditional Chinese medicine. If the condition is serious, she should use surgical treatment. The symptoms must not be allowed to become more serious to avoid causing some negative effects. The patient should pay attention to rest on a daily basis.