Patient's question:
Female, 26 years old, after cohabiting with her husband, she wants to get pregnant and doesn't know if she is pregnant. Please ask: What is the difference between a liquid dark area and a follicle?Doctor's answer:
Some women may have a small amount of liquid discharge during ovulation. Through magnetic resonance imaging, it can be seen that there are very small liquid dark areas behind the uterus. At this time, women often have no discomfort symptoms, or may have mild lower abdominal discomfort or rectal fullness. The symptoms usually persist for two to three days and disappear on their own. However, the liquid dark areas are not limited to menopause. They can also be caused by gynecological diseases or other diseases in the pelvic and abdominal areas. Of course, they are also different from follicles.