How much does a gynecological B-ultrasound cost?

B-ultrasound examination has a wide range of uses. It can be used to examine various internal organs and peripheral organs of the human body. For example, it can make early diagnosis of heart disease, gallstones, etc. It is also helpful for diagnosing gynecological diseases and pregnancy. Therefore, many people are very concerned about its cost. B-ultrasound is divided into ordinary two-dimensional black and white B-ultrasound and three-dimensional, four-dimensional and color B-ultrasound. Because different instruments are used, the prices will vary.

How much does a gynecological B-ultrasound cost?

Generally speaking, ordinary black and white B-ultrasound is more economical, ranging from 30 to 50 yuan, and has the same function as ordinary B-ultrasound.

The price of two-dimensional color ultrasound is slightly more expensive, costing about 100 yuan. Because it is a B-ultrasound, the results are more vivid and clear, and the results are available quickly.

The price of three-dimensional color ultrasound is generally around 230-300 yuan, which is more expensive than ordinary B-ultrasound. It can help doctors diagnose fetal malformations, including surface malformations and internal organ malformations, and accurately locate the fetus in the uterus.

The price of four-dimensional color ultrasound is about 500 yuan, which can observe the real-time dynamics of the fetus.

1. B-ultrasound can check the size, location, and shape of the uterus and ovaries to see if there are any abnormalities in their development, whether there are any tumors, and the relationship between the tumor and the uterus and ovaries; it can also check if there is any abnormal blood accumulation in the pelvis; and whether there are any foreign objects in the uterus.

For obesity, abdominal discomfort, especially in single women or infants, when it is difficult to identify the condition in the pelvis, B-ultrasound can be used for examination.

2. B-ultrasound can quickly check the size and shape changes of internal organs such as the liver, gallbladder, common bile duct, spleen, pancreas, kidney, adrenaline, bladder, and prostate; whether they are in the normal position; whether they are compressed by surrounding tumors or internal organs.

In addition, it can accurately determine the location of abdominal masses and their relationship with surrounding internal organs; it can accurately distinguish whether the mass is actual or fluid-filled cysts, abscesses and cysts, etc.; it can also distinguish whether the tumor is benign or malignant.

3. B-ultrasound can accurately determine whether there is ascites in the abdomen. Even a small amount of ascites can be detected by B-ultrasound. It can detect swollen lymph nodes larger than 1 cm in the abdomen and pelvis. It can observe the contraction of the gallbladder and make a judgment on the function of the gallbladder.

What should you pay attention to before doing an ultrasound examination?

1. When checking your heart, you should rest for a while, take off your shoes, lie flat on the examination bed, unbutton your coat, expose your chest, and let the doctor check.

2. When testing superficial organs that are easily affected by digestive gases, it is necessary to check on an empty stomach or make strict gastrointestinal preparations. For example, for the liver, gallbladder, and pancreas in the abdomen, it is best to avoid milk, beans, glycogen and other foods that are easy to ferment and produce gas 3 days before the test. Eat a light meal the night before the test, and avoid eating or drinking on an empty stomach on the day of the test.

3. If gastrointestinal and bile duct X-ray examinations are required at the same time, ultrasound examination should be performed before the X-ray examination, or 3 days after the above examination.

4. If you are examining the uterus and appendages, bladder, prostate and other internal organs of the pelvis, you need to keep your bladder clean before the examination. You can drink about 1000 ml of boiling water 2 hours before the examination, and you don't need to urinate 2-4 hours before the examination. Eat less high-calorie food the day before, and do not eat 8 hours before the test (that is, after dinner the day before the test).