Patient's question:
Medical History Description: Female patient, 25 years old.1. Had an induced abortion three years ago.
2. Trying to conceive for one year after marriage.
3. Male partner is normal.
4. B results from August 13th showed:
- Uterus is retroverted, anteroposterior diameter is 3.1 cm, with uniform and no solid mass, endometrial thickness is 0.5 cm, no separation or abnormal in the uterine cavity.
Attachments:
- Bilateral ovaries are of normal size.
- A 3.93.6 cm anechoic area was observed in the right adnexal region, with fine dense punctate inside, clear boundaries, and CDFI showing no significant blood flow signals.
Doctor's answer:
Hello: Conservative drug treatment is possible, but the effect is not ideal. The best option is surgery. Currently, the medical community advocates for minimally invasive three-mirror combined surgery, which does not require abdominal incision, causes less damage, minimizes bleeding, and promotes faster recovery without affecting daily life. For the right adnexal area showing an approximately 3.93.6 CM anechoic area, the best treatment is still surgery. This procedure not only treats the condition but also allows for exploration of the entire pelvic cavity. In foreign countries, minimally invasive three-mirror combined surgery is used for exploration in cases of infertility lasting one year or longer, let alone your case of three years. It is even more important to undergo exploration and treatment. It is recommended to go to a regular specialized hospital for a detailed and clear diagnosis, followed by symptomatic treatment, and do not miss the best time for treatment. Wishing you health!