What does vaginal ultrasound check?

Vaginal ultrasound is a common way of examining the female body in modern medicine. It mainly involves inserting an instrument into the female's vagina and using a probe to check whether the woman has uterine or cervical disease, etc. It can also check whether she has pelvic effusion and tumors, etc. It is very helpful in examining female gynecological diseases.

What does vaginal ultrasound check?

Vaginal ultrasound is a procedure in which an ultrasound probe is placed into the vagina. The probe has a high frequency and high clarity, and can observe endometrial lesions. It can diagnose endometrial polyps, cervical cysts, uterine fibroids, endometrial cancer, cervical cancer, ovarian cysts, ovarian cancer, and adenomyosis. It can also observe whether the uterus has developmental malformations, the thickness of the endometrium, the position of the intrauterine contraceptive ring, and whether ectopic phenomena occur. It can observe whether the fallopian tubes are inflamed or have fluid accumulation, and whether the pelvic cavity has fluid accumulation. It can also observe whether there is ectopic pregnancy and ovarian teratoma and other lesions. It can also observe whether there are inflammatory masses in the pelvic cavity, whether there are metastatic tumors and other lesions.

What does vaginal ultrasound check?

Vaginal ultrasound has a wide range of clinical applications, mainly including: follicle monitoring, early pregnancy diagnosis, early ectopic pregnancy, uterine fibroids, uterine cavity lesions, trophoblastic tumors, pelvic masses, inflammation, pelvic inlet plane, fetal head deformity, placenta previa, etc. Vaginal ultrasound is an examination performed by placing an ultrasound probe in the vagina. For women who have had sexual life, the examination can be performed through the vagina, while for women who have not had sexual life, the ultrasound examination can be performed through the rectum. It is generally used for:

(1) Detect the sonographic appearance of the endometrium during a normal menstrual cycle and the mature and immature follicles in normal ovaries.

(2) Benign and malignant uterine tumors.

(3) Non-neoplastic ovarian cysts and ovarian tumors.

(4) Diagnose early pregnancy and abnormal early pregnancy as early as possible.