Ultrasound differential diagnosis of endometrial cancer

Can ultrasound differential diagnosis of endometrial cancer be performed? The answer is yes. Endometrial cancer is a disease that seriously harms women's health. Once it occurs, it will not only deprive women of their right to have children, but also make patients suffer from the disease. There are many diagnostic methods for endometrial cancer to help detect this endometrial cancer.

How is endometritis diagnosed?

1) B-ultrasound examination: B-ultrasound is used to make a preliminary diagnosis of the intrauterine status. The examination results are combined with clinical symptoms and test results to diagnose whether endometritis is present. In the absence of obvious symptoms, an in vivo scanning examination can also be performed.

2) Laboratory examination: Bacterial culture and drug sensitivity tests of blood and uterine secretions can be performed to confirm the diagnosis.

3) Diagnostic curettage: When chronic endometritis is suspected, diagnostic curettage can be performed after anti-inflammatory treatment. Pathological examination can confirm the diagnosis and also play a certain therapeutic role.

4) Hysteroscopy: Hysteroscopy is the most accurate examination method currently. It is mainly used in clinical practice to examine difficult endometrial lesions, or when the above examination methods cannot fully confirm the diagnosis, this examination can be used.

When we are undergoing diagnostic examinations for a disease, we must listen to the doctor and not make random guesses. We must go to a regular hospital and follow the advice of a regular doctor. We should not seek diagnosis from other channels, as this may lead to being deceived and affect the results of the examination of our own disease.