Patient's question:
On the sixth day after a painless abortion, I had mild inflammation and took anti-inflammatory medication. On the eleventh day, a follow-up transvaginal ultrasound showed the following: the uterus is anteverted, with a size of approximately 53×51×44mm, regular contour, uniform arrangement of, and medium intensity. A mixed echo area with a thickness of 5mm was observed in the uterine cavity, with clear boundaries, based on slightly higher and liquid. No abnormalities were seen in the bilateral adnexal regions on the sonogram. CDFI: No obvious blood flow signals were detected in the mixed echo area of the uterine cavity, while some punctate and fine linear blood flows were seen in the myometrium. No abnormal blood flow patterns were observed in the bilateral adnexal regions.How serious is this condition? Is a uterine evacuation necessary?
Doctor's answer:
According to the situation, it may be symptoms caused by poor uterine recovery after surgery, residual tissue in the uterus, intrauterine blood accumulation, or intrauterine infection. It is recommended to have a doctor conduct a detailed examination first, and then prescribe some anti-inflammatory medication to take for a few days. After a period of time, follow-up is necessary. If there is no improvement, a uterine clearance surgery may be required. It is important to note that if symptoms occur, such as abdominal pain, active medical treatment in the hospital is necessary.