Patient's question:
A few days ago, during a health check-up, it was suddenly discovered that there was something in my ovaries. After that, I underwent a 4D ultrasound, which is what it showed. MRI findings: The uterus is in a normal position, with a size of approximately 4.84.44.0cm, normal shape, uniform muscle layer echo, and the endometrial thickness is about 0.8cm. In the right adnexal area, there is a cystic-solid mixed mass, approximately 3.83.6cm in size. The solid part measures about 3.02.0cm, and the cystic part shows poor sound transmission with fine point-like strong echoes. The left ovary is approximately 3.02.2cm in size, with no abnormal echoes inside. In the pelvic cavity, there is a liquid dark area with a range of approximately 2.30.8cm. CDFI: The cystic-solid mass in the right adnexal area shows abundant blood flow signals at the periphery, with no blood flow signals inside. MRI diagnosis:Doctor's answer:
Based on your current careful examination results, there is a possibility of an ovarian tumor, with a higher likelihood of being a teratoma or a cystadenoma. It falls within the category of benign inflammation, but other types of inflammation are not completely ruled out. Currently, it is recommended to consider surgical treatment to remove it, and the postoperative specimen should be sent for a thorough pathological examination to confirm its nature and prevent changes in the condition or the occurrence of other complications. It is advised to undergo surgical treatment as soon as possible and actively combat inflammation afterward. Pay attention to personal hygiene, avoid spicy and irritating foods, and regularly undergo routine gynecological health checks. Wishing you a speedy recovery!