What does moderate echogenicity mean on varicose veins ultrasound?

In the ultrasound examination of varicose veins, moderate echo is required, but it is necessary to see the terrain of the echo display to make an accurate judgment.

Ultrasound uses the intensity of the echo to represent the density of tissues and organs, and uses different brightness to express it, in fact, just like the size of the density. For example, a strong echo is white, and a low echo is a little darker.

It should be said that the thickness of the blood vessels, as well as the size of this part, some rebound may also be caused by blood flow.

This meaning is relatively easy, then you must go to a professional hospital to find a professional doctor is no problem at all.

If you have varicose veins, if you have a medium echo, well, you have to look at the conclusion of the B ultrasound list first, and you have to hang up the number of the doctor of general surgery to consult. Don't take it off!

If you want to see an echo during the examination, I think you can just look at the situation later.

If you don't move during the varicose veins ultrasound examination, you can ask the doctor who helped you with the examination, or you can ask the doctor you went to, and the doctor you see will explain it to you.

What does medium echo mean on ultrasound examination? I think you can consult with professionals like this, they know better.

Varicose veins show medium to medium echo, which means that there may be only one plaque in it, right?

If you have a moderate echo on the varicose veins ultrasound, your varicose veins are already very severe.

Shouldn't it be particularly serious? This is exactly what you need to consult a good doctor, and what is the final diagnosis? It is also necessary to take appropriate measures in a timely manner.

What does it mean to be ready to take a picture of the color ultrasound, I personally think it should be you slowly and slowly** in it.

The symptoms are inseparable from the essence of the absolute, do not mislead.

Zhang Xindong. Dr. Zhang Xindong of Nanjing Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine solemnly reminds that because the patient cannot be seen face-to-face and cannot fully understand the condition, the above suggestions are for reference only, and the specific diagnosis and treatment must be carried out in the hospital under the guidance of the doctor! ）

Hello! There are two ways: 1. If there is no gastric varice, esophageal variceal ligation can be performed under gastroscopy!

2. Oral propranolol to reduce portal vein pressure, one thing I don't understand, after the last operation, why don't patients take propranolol orally! If you eat Psychopeace when you touch the potato, you won't have esophageal varices so soon!

Of course, there are or conditions for oral propranolol to reduce portal pressure, not that noisy letter and propranolol can reduce portal venous pressure!

Chen Xiangyu of the First Affiliated Hospital of Zheng University.