Ultrasound examination suggests that the posterior wall of the uterus is hypoechoic, may be the presence of uterine fibroids or cysts, you can do further examination to clarify the diagnosis.
Uterine fibroids are benign tumors, if there are fibroids in the posterior wall of the uterus ultrasound will show hypoechoic, the patient may not experience significant discomfort, but if the size of the fibroids is large, it may make the uterine cavity larger, affecting the uterine contraction, the increase in the amount of menstrual flow, prolongation of menstruation and other symptoms, and when compressed to the bladder, rectum, it will also cause urinary frequency, urinary retention, constipation and other symptoms.
In addition, hypoechoic masses may also be uterine cysts, which may be caused by congenital development or cystic changes of uterine fibroids or adenomyosis, and the patients mostly have no obvious symptoms, but may experience mild pressure, abdominal fullness, or abdominal pain, and when the cyst is large, it will compress the bladder and lead to frequent urination.
Hyperechoic posterior wall of the uterus may also have other causes, therefore, if hyperechoic posterior wall is found during the examination, further examination can be done to clarify the diagnosis and treatment under the guidance of the doctor.