Can B-ultrasound show intrauterine adhesions? Generally not.

Intrauterine adhesions cannot be directly displayed by B-ultrasound, especially mild intrauterine adhesions, which may not have special ultrasound manifestations. Of course, if it is severe intrauterine adhesions, ultrasound examination can be used. At this time, it can be found that the continuity of the uterine cavity is incomplete, there is fluid accumulation in the uterine cavity, etc., so as to determine the presence of intrauterine adhesions.

The uterine cavity of women is also prone to problems. Some people may have uterine adhesions, which are not good for women's health. Generally, uterine adhesions will cause less menstruation or infertility. If uterine adhesions are found, they should be diagnosed in time. So, can B-ultrasound show uterine adhesions?
Intrauterine adhesion is a very harmful disease. Women may experience amenorrhea or scanty menstruation due to intrauterine adhesion. Of course, some people will have abdominal pain or infertility. Even if conception is successful, premature birth or miscarriage may occur. If there is intrauterine adhesion, it can usually be checked by B-ultrasound, which can check intrauterine adhesion.
Intrauterine adhesion can be treated with B-ultrasound examination, which can clarify the condition. The typical feature is that the endometrium is relatively thin. If the endometrial wall is thin and the endometrial line is interrupted, it can be considered as intrauterine adhesion. Of course, people with intrauterine adhesion may also have repeated miscarriages, intrauterine detachment, and scanty menstruation after fallopian tube surgery, which are generally called intrauterine adhesion.
If the uterine cavity has mild adhesion, B-ultrasound cannot show it well. Generally, more serious uterine adhesion can be detected by B-ultrasound. If there is severe uterine adhesion during B-ultrasound examination, it can be checked by ultrasound. At this time, the uterine cavity continuity is incomplete, there is fluid accumulation in the uterine cavity, there are low echo bands, etc., through these, it can be determined that there is adhesion in the uterine cavity.
Intrauterine adhesions can also be examined by other methods, such as uterine probe examination, hysteroscopy, etc. These examination methods can also provide a good understanding of whether there are adhesions in the uterine cavity, and can also understand the location of the adhesions, the range of the adhesions, etc., so that a better understanding of the physical condition can be achieved.
After being diagnosed with intrauterine adhesions, effective treatment methods should be adopted. Generally, it can be treated through hysteroscopy. It can be treated through hysteroscopic surgery, which is a relatively effective treatment method. Attention should be paid to care after the operation to prevent adhesions from occurring again.