How to check if ovulation has occurred by vaginal ultrasound

Women need to pay attention to many things during the pregnancy preparation period. If the long-term pregnancy preparation period has not been successful, they should try to go to the hospital for a detailed examination. Only in this way can the physical condition of the two people be understood to make the pregnancy preparation period successful quickly. So what can be seen by vaginal ultrasound after ovulation?

How to tell if you have ovulated by vaginal ultrasound

Vaginal ultrasound to check ovulation is a dynamic detection process. You cannot use a single vaginal ultrasound to check whether ovulation has occurred. If there were mature follicles before the vaginal ultrasound examination, but no follicles were found during the subsequent examination, it means that ovulation has already occurred.

Generally, if a transvaginal ultrasound is performed, the body has already expelled the mature follicles, and there will be no echo or a small area of ​​no echo in the uterus and ovaries on both sides. At the same time, you can also see a small amount of blood accumulation in the abdomen, which means that the body has no mature follicles and the perfect eggs have been successfully discharged.

For women who are preparing for pregnancy, they must monitor their ovarian follicles regularly every month and prepare for pregnancy under the guidance of vaginal ultrasound. As long as you find that the volume of the egg begins to exceed 1.8cm, you can have sex. At this time, the chance of successful pregnancy can be increased several times.

If a vaginal ultrasound is performed after ovulation, a complete egg can be seen. If a perfect egg is seen, it means that the woman is in the ovulation period. If she starts preparing for pregnancy at this time, the success rate will be relatively high. If no complete egg can be seen through vaginal ultrasound examination, it means that the woman has no ovulation period, and the results of vaginal ultrasound examination are also very accurate.

Patients undergoing this type of examination do not need to hold their urine, especially women in the early stages of pregnancy, which cannot be seen through B-ultrasound examination, but can be seen through vaginal ultrasound examination whether they are pregnant. Of course, you can also use vaginal ultrasound to check if you are not pregnant, and it is possible to test the ovulation status of women.

Sometimes, one B-ultrasound may not be able to detect the ovulation period, because the ovulation time of women is relatively fixed. If the menstrual cycle is relatively regular, it can only be detected when ovulation is approaching. The best time is to test about 12 days after the menstruation, which can be well grasped, and has a good effect for the preparation period for pregnancy.