Can vaginal ultrasound detect pregnancy?

I don't know if you have ever done a vaginal ultrasound examination. Vaginal ultrasound is also known as vaginal B-ultrasound. It examines the human vagina, so the tool needs to be inserted deep into the vaginal opening. For women, vaginal ultrasound can clearly detect whether they are pregnant, but vaginal ultrasound is not recommended because it will cause certain damage to the female vagina. So, can vaginal ultrasound detect pregnancy?

You can do vaginal B-ultrasound (hereinafter referred to as vaginal ultrasound) or not to check whether you are pregnant. But if you don't want the child, that is, you want to choose abortion, you must do vaginal ultrasound because the purpose of vaginal ultrasound is to see the position and size of the gestational sac in the uterus clearly so as to perform artificial abortion. Another thing is that you can rest assured that if you go to a regular hospital, I will not cheat you. I am a doctor, so I can tell you that if you want to have an abortion, please go to a regular hospital. Small clinics have poor conditions and may bring irreversible consequences. Oh, by the way, vaginal ultrasound is harmless to your body, please rest assured

The gestational sac may not be visible during vaginal ultrasound in early pregnancy. It is recommended to have an ultrasound examination around 50 days after menstruation, because only during this period can you clearly see the condition of the gestational sac and embryo, and determine whether you are pregnant and whether it is an intrauterine pregnancy. You can check your blood HCG level about a week after your period stops to find out if you are pregnant.

Vaginal ultrasound is a vaginal B-ultrasound. The ultrasound probe is placed in the vagina for examination. It can check the ovaries, uterus, appendages, etc. The advantage is that you don’t need to drink a lot of water like an abdominal B-ultrasound and you don’t need to fully fill your bladder before the examination. Vaginal ultrasound is a type of B-ultrasound. It is clearer and more accurate than abdominal B-ultrasound and has no effect on the body. Vaginal B-ultrasound, also known as vaginal B-ultrasound or intracavitary B-ultrasound, inserts a long probe into the vagina or anus to observe the pelvic organs. Compared with abdominal B-ultrasound, the images are clear and realistic, and the subject does not need to "hold urine". Married people undergo vaginal examinations, and unmarried people undergo anal examinations.

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