Ovarian cystic echo during ovulation

Ovarian cystic echogenicity is a relatively common reproductive tract abnormality that usually occurs during ovulation. It is usually caused by the accumulation of fluid in the ovaries, and this echo may make a woman's menstrual cycle irregular and affect a woman's fertility.

Women with ovarian cystic echogenicity need to be diagnosed and treated as soon as possible. Treatment usually includes medications and surgery. Medication can relieve the symptoms of ovarian cystic echo by regulating a woman's hormone levels, while surgical treatment is reserved for severe cases and can clear the echo within the ovary and restore a woman's normal fertility.

Although ovarian cystic echogenicity is a relatively common reproductive tract abnormality, its diagnosis and treatment are very important. If women find that they have ovarian cystic echo, they should seek medical attention as soon as possible so that timely treatment can be carried out to ensure their fertility and future pregnancies.