Patient's question:
Currently, the general situation is as follows:Ultrasound results:
1. The size of the uterus is normal.
2. A small cyst measuring 1.6x1.4 cm is found in the right adnexa. No abnormalities are observed in the left adnexa.
3. A mixed echo mass measuring 3.2x1.2 cm is seen in the left lower posterior part of the uterus.
I would like to ask, how serious is this inflammation?
What does the mixed echo mass measuring 3.2x1.2 cm in the left lower posterior part of the uterus mean?
Doctor's answer:
This size of cyst could be either a mature follicle or a corpus luteum formed after ovulation. This is a physiological tissue that can secrete estrogen and progesterone to support the healthy growth of the endometrium. So there's no need to worry. For this cyst alone, no treatment is required. If you're still concerned, you can have an ultrasound follow-up two or three days after your next menstrual period. In most cases, it will disappear.