Patient's question:
A one-week premenstrual abdominal ultrasound examination showed that the uterus was retroverted, with dimensions of 645539, regular shape, clear margins, uneven uterine muscle layer, and a 5mm thick endometrium with unclear echo. In the left ovary, there was a hyperechoic area with poor sound transmission, measuring 352822mm. The right adnexa showed no obvious abnormalities, and there was no pelvic fluid. MRI impression: uneven uterine muscle layer, left ovarian cystic structure. Is it an ovarian cyst or a follicle? The doctor said to re-examine after three months. I haven't felt anything.Doctor's answer:
Based on the situation you described, it is likely an ovarian cyst caused by the failure of a mature follicle to rupture. It is recommended to relax and not get too anxious. Most ovarian cysts below 5 centimeters are physiological, and many will rupture on their own. A follow-up check-up at the hospital after three months is usually sufficient. There are many treatment methods for diseases, but since the patient's condition varies, the treatment approach also differs. Therefore, it is necessary for the patient to seek professional medical evaluation as soon as possible for a detailed examination and targeted treatment.