High scores, ask professionals to answer color ultrasound doubts

It's not that big of a problem. Hemangiomas are benign tumors, but once they rupture, they can cause bleeding in the liver. In fact, this tumor is like a sponge, filled with blood.

The characteristic of color ultrasound is that the blood flow signal is not abundant. If you want to confirm the diagnosis, you can do a CT or MRI. CT of 90% of cavernous hemangiomas confirms the diagnosis.

MRI is important for differentiating from other tumors. In addition, once the diagnosis is confirmed, it is recommended to treat it as soon as possible.

Ultrasound: the liver size and morphology are normal, the contour is clear, the surface is smooth, 21x13mm can be seen in the right lobe of the liver, hypoechoic, and the boundary is clear.

Ultrasound impression: intrahepatic hypoechoic (hemangioma?) ）

In fact, as early as 6 years ago, the result of the examination was almost like this, and it was also a question mark behind the hemangioma.

After that, every year of the examination is a question mark behind the hemangioma, and it doesn't seem to have grown much in the past few years.

I spent money and went to the hospital to buy a question mark and came back, and I felt very uncomfortable.

I would like to ask a professional to answer my doubts.

1. Is this a big problem?

2. What does it mean that there is no blood flow signal?

3. If it's not a hemangioma, what would it be?

Must be professional, 100 points, no less.

In addition to the above questions, I can see other situations and give a reminder, thank you!

Question added: How can it be **? Dizzy.

I'm a man. Also, the puppy downstairs.

The measured values of color ultrasound in different periods are different. Rock slippery.

The uterus and ovaries are three-dimensional, not a single plane. So there will be a certain error in each measurement.

The thickness of the endometrium varies at different times.

This effusion is about, if the stomach is not clear, this is not a problem.

Generally, normal people will have physiological effusion, such as after ovulation, there will be fluid accumulation in the pelvis. This can be absorbed by the autologous wide localization.

And physiological effusions are cyclical.

I hope you don't worry

The disease is a bit more complicated:

The uterine cavity is not like the embryonic gestational sac, because there is no fetal heartbeat, it is reasonable to say that it is impossible to grow to two or three centimeters in less than a month;

What is left after the drug flow? Not like. At that time, the doctor said, why are there so many after two months?

Intramyometrium sac, adenomyosis? It turns out that there has been ** menstruation and changes in menstrual flow? Or has it been formed after the most recent **?

Right adnexal cyst.

Pay attention to the re-examination, half a month later. Don't act rashly just yet.

Disease chain analysis:

1. "See a U-shaped indentation on the neck, side by side colored blood flow signal" is the meaning of the umbilical cord around the neck.

2. "The placenta is located in the left uterine wall, and calcifications are seen on the basal plate" is a normal phenomenon of placental aging, which is a normal phenomenon in the third trimester.

Guidance: 3. Umbilical cord around the neck is a high-risk pregnancy, which can cause intrauterine distress of the fetus. There is no special method, only to detect more fetal movements in ordinary times, and there are frequent or reduced fetal movements when returning to the state, indicating that the fetus has hypoxia and needs to go to the obstetrics and gynecology department of the hospital in time.

4. Amniotic fluid index 8-18cm is normal.

5. The fetus is too large in the third trimester of pregnancy, and some tissues or organs of the fetus may not be observed because of the fetal position or other reasons, so it cannot be diagnosed whether the fetus has malformations. If you've had a normal test result, don't worry.

Upstairs, don't talk nonsense, your problem is more complicated, it is not enough to rely on B ultrasound alone, and further examination is required to determine the condition, and then the symptoms **, now I can only briefly analyze it according to your description, and the final diagnosis of the condition will have to go to the hospital to listen to the doctor:

1.Left adnexal cystic structure: This may be a chocolate ovarian cyst, the possibility of endometriosis is high, and the pregnancy rate is lower than that of normal people, it is recommended that you check the tumor markers, CA125, CA199, AFP, CEA, etc.

2.Effusion in the right adnexal area: there may be a pelvic inflammatory mass or right fallopian tube abscess, and there is another condition to rule out, that is, ectopic pregnancy, it is recommended that you do a urine early pregnancy test, and it is best to go to a blood draw to check serum human chorionic gonadotropin.

The above are only possible symptoms, and I think cysts are more likely.

It's not serious, just take some medicine, it won't affect fertility, don't worry, I wish you a good day!

Analysis: Hello, for the patient's condition, considering the presence of adnexitis, it is recommended to undergo anti-inflammatory**.

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The baby's indicators are normal. The amniotic fluid index of the double parietal diameter head circumference and abdominal circumference of the femur sail beam was within the normal slag range, the breech position, the state book (corrected after the re-examination about 30 weeks of pregnancy) did not show cleft lip and palate, the spine and heart were not abnormal, the internal organs were normal, the limbs were not abnormal, the placenta position was good, the lower edge was not low, and the umbilical cord was normal and did not wrap around the neck. Consistent with gestational age.

I didn't see anything out of the ordeal. I saw that it was a little princess. Congratulations.

Hello, to sum up, the baby did not see any obvious abnormalities.

The baby's biomarkers are normal, and the placenta is located in the anterior wall and does not cover the internal cervical ostium.

The clinical gestational age is basically consistent with the gestational age measured by ultrasound.

The baby's umbilical artery blood flow was also not abnormal, and there was no hypoxia.

The fetal heart rate is also within the normal range.

However, it is also important to note that ultrasound is not a panacea, as it is done through the belly, not directly on all parts of his body with the naked eye. Ultrasonography also has its limitations, such as making fists with both hands and not being able to see the fingers clearly, and the side of the head against the uterine wall but not seeing the ears.

It is recommended that pregnant mothers do regular prenatal checkups.

Analysis: Hello, for your examination results, it means that the heart function is relatively normal, and there is no need to worry.

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