Do I need to fast for a B-ultrasound of the uterine appendages?

Nowadays, B-ultrasound examination technology is very sophisticated. Many people go to the hospital for B-ultrasound examination when they have health problems. Many women also need to go to the hospital for B-ultrasound when checking their uterine adnex, but many women don’t know whether they need to be on an empty stomach when doing B-ultrasound of their uterine adnex? Let’s discuss the interpretation below, and I hope everyone can understand it.

You don't need to be on an empty stomach when you go to the hospital for a uterine appendage ultrasound examination, but you need to hold your urine for the examination. The urine retention test can make the test results more accurate. Don't be too anxious when doing B-ultrasound examination. Remember to cooperate with the doctor, so that the test results can be more accurate. B-ultrasound examination will not cause adverse effects on the human body, so there is nothing to worry about during the examination.

It is best not to have sex about a week before the examination, because sex will affect the results of the examination. And you also need to have a good life routine in daily life, pay attention to the hygiene of private parts, change underwear frequently, clean private parts frequently, and maintain hygiene, so that the body can be healthier.

Generally, you do not need to be on an empty stomach to check the uterine appendages. After doing this test, you can appropriately increase your nutrition and eat more light but nutritious foods. In your daily diet, you do not need to often eat overly spicy and irritating foods, otherwise it will have a lot of effects on the body. And you should drink more water. Drinking more water has many benefits to the human body.

Women do not need to be on an empty stomach when doing an ultrasound of the uterine adnexa. When doing an ultrasound of the uterine adnexa, if it is an abdominal ultrasound, you need to hold your urine. Through the sound window of the bladder, you can observe the changes in different grayscale values ​​of the abdominal organs, so you can know whether there is any abnormality in the urinary system. If it is an intravaginal ultrasound, you do not need to hold your urine. It is recommended that if you are doing an abdominal or pelvic ultrasound, you can hold your urine before going to the hospital.