Can abdominal B-ultrasound detect uterine cancer?

We know that cancer is a malignant tumor disease that is prevalent nowadays, especially cervical disease in women, which not only endangers the healthy human body's fertility and ovulation functions, but is also a site where cancer is highly prevalent. Once cervical cancer is diagnosed, patients often have a pessimistic and negative mentality of "the wind rustles and the trees rustle". So, can abdominal B-ultrasound detect uterine cancer?

Can cervical cancer be detected by B-ultrasound?

Steps/Methods:

B-ultrasound can help patients make a confirmed diagnosis of cervical cancer, but some cervical cancer patients often need to undergo a visual examination of the vulva. The doctor must carefully observe whether the patient's vulva has a tumor, because some patients with advanced cervical cancer often have vulvar metastasis.

Patients with cervical cancer need to undergo a full-body examination. Patients need to undergo a careful full-body examination to see if there is any metastasis to other parts of the body besides cervical diseases. The patient's iliac fossa and groin area should be checked for enlarged lymph nodes.

Patients with cervical cancer also need to undergo necessary auxiliary examinations. They need to undergo a chest X-ray to see if there is any lung metastasis, a cystoscopy, and sometimes a colonoscopy to see if there is any metastasis, or even an intravenous pyelography.

Note:

Cervical cancer is generally treated surgically, and the patient is required to undergo isotope renal examinations before the operation. In addition, after the operation, the patient should pay attention to eating more fresh vegetables and fruits. The patient can eat more lemons, and can also eat asparagus, etc.