Causes of bleeding after vaginal ultrasound during pregnancy

B-ultrasound is divided into two categories: abdominal B-ultrasound and intravaginal B-ultrasound, but most people are probably more familiar with abdominal B-ultrasound. Vaginal ultrasound is a B-ultrasound examination of the female genitals. Some pregnant women will be required to undergo a vaginal ultrasound examination in the early stages of pregnancy. So, will vaginal ultrasound have a negative impact on the fetus? Is it normal to bleed after vaginal ultrasound during pregnancy?

Because the vagina is close to the uterus and ovaries, and the camera of the vaginal ultrasound test tool is relatively strong, it is possible to have abdominal discomfort and bleeding for 1 to 2 days after vaginal ultrasound. However, if persistent vaginal bleeding and abdominal pain occur after transvaginal ultrasound, female friends should go to the hospital to check the HCG and progesterone levels to avoid threatened abortion. When doing a transvaginal ultrasound examination, pregnant mothers should relax and not feel too much pressure. Generally, the examination can be completed in 5-10 minutes.

In daily life, women must pay attention to personal hygiene and the hygiene of their sexual life. In terms of personal hygiene, women should pay attention to washing underwear, sanitary napkins, sanitary napkins, etc. frequently, and should not blindly use cleaning fluids to clean the private parts. When having sex, both parties must pay attention to their own hygiene. It is best to clean the genitals before having sex to avoid sending germs to the other party's body. Women should improve their rest during pregnancy, avoid fatigue and staying up late, ensure adequate sleep, and pay attention to a healthy diet.

Generally speaking, it is not easy to have bleeding during transvaginal B-ultrasound examination during pregnancy. Since transvaginal ultrasound is a minimally invasive examination and does not involve any radiation, it is a relatively safe examination method.

However, if vaginal bleeding occurs during or after the examination, you should first consider whether the bleeding is caused by cervical polyps or irregular bleeding caused by cervical diseases. It is recommended to have a gynecological examination to determine the cause of the bleeding.

Bleeding after transvaginal ultrasound should also be checked to see if there is any sign of incomplete development of the test tube embryo or threatened miscarriage. Because embryo implantation is unstable in early pregnancy, it is very easy to experience symptoms of threatened miscarriage. It is recommended to regularly test blood HCG and progesterone levels and perform uterine B-ultrasound examinations to determine the baby's development status and provide prenatal treatment when necessary.