What can B-ultrasound check before pregnancy

I believe many people know that women need to undergo regular physical examinations before and after pregnancy. This is an assessment and prevention of the health of the expectant mother herself and the baby in her belly. Only after the examination can we understand the physical health of the baby and the expectant mother herself. Even during the preparation period for pregnancy, the expectant mother herself needs to check her own physical health. So, what can pre-pregnancy ultrasound check?

First, what can pre-pregnancy B-ultrasound check? Pre-pregnancy B-ultrasound examination can detect problems that affect fertility early, such as reproductive tract malformations, vaginal septum, bicornuate uterus, etc. Some gynecological tumors such as uterine fibroids and ovarian cysts can also be detected and treated promptly through gynecological examinations, as well as some reproductive system diseases such as adnexitis, pelvic inflammatory disease, endometriosis, etc. After examination, timely treatment can be given, otherwise it may cause dangers such as miscarriage and premature birth. Examination time: 3 months before pregnancy, when menstruation has just ended.

Second, vaginal ultrasound is what we often call intracavitary B-ultrasound. The B-ultrasound detector is inserted into the female lower body for ultrasonic irradiation. This method is particularly suitable for observing the internal organs in the pelvic cavity. B-ultrasound is an imaging discipline that uses ultrasonic vibrations to diagnose diseases. It has a very wide clinical range and has become one of the most important diagnostic techniques in modern clinical medicine. Vaginal ultrasound is somewhat different from other methods, for example: their probes are different and the places where the probes are placed are also different. Ultrasound examination uses B-ultrasound technology and virtual imaging technology to observe the condition of the uterus, ovaries and other parts of the female being examined. It can detect whether there are problems that affect female fertility, such as whether the female reproductive tract is deformed, whether there is a diaphragm in the vagina, and whether the patient has gynecological diseases such as uterine fibroids and ovarian cysts.

What can be checked by B-ultrasound before pregnancy? Compared with the common B-ultrasound, the images of vaginal ultrasound are clearer, more realistic and accurate, and the patient does not need to "hold urine". Therefore, it is particularly suitable for ovulation monitoring, diagnosis of ectopic pregnancy, uterine space-occupying diseases and chocolate cysts. 2. Vaginal ultrasound enters the woman’s lower body and can clearly see the situation inside the pelvic cavity. B-ultrasound is in black and white, can be viewed anywhere, and is cheaper than vaginal ultrasound. To sum up, it is best not to do vaginal B-ultrasound during pregnancy, and focus on abdominal B-ultrasound to avoid causing harm to the pregnant woman and the baby, which would be counterproductive.