Uneven cervical echo

Uneven echo of cervix is a description of ultrasound examination results, suggesting that there may be certain abnormalities in the cervix, such as cervical inflammation, cervical polyps, cervical local proliferative lesions, etc. 1. Chronic inflammation of cervix can lead to changes in cervical tissue, which are manifested as uneven echo under ultrasound. For example, cervicitis, can cause cervical congestion, edema, epithelial cell degeneration, etc., and then affect the echo performance of ultrasound. 2. Cervical polyps polyp formation will make the local tissue structure different from normal cervix, ultrasound examination will show uneven echo. Polyp may cause abnormal bleeding and other symptoms. 3. Cervical local proliferative lesions such as cervical intraepithelial neoplasia, which can change the texture and structure of cervical tissue, resulting in uneven echo. If not treated in time, it may further develop into cervical cancer. When ultrasound suggests uneven cervical echo, it is necessary to further combine clinical symptoms, gynecological examination, cervical cytological examination or other related examinations for comprehensive evaluation and diagnosis, so as to clarify the cause and take corresponding treatment measures. At the same time, women should pay attention to regular gynecological examinations in order to detect and deal with cervical lesions early.