When should a transvaginal ultrasound be performed?

When women suffer from gynecological diseases, they are often asked by doctors to do some examinations, which are routine examinations of leucorrhea. The condition of leucorrhea can be used to find out whether they are infected with vaginitis. In addition, there are also requirements for vaginal ultrasound, which is vaginal B-ultrasound, but under what circumstances should a vaginal ultrasound be performed? There is no need to hold your urine when doing a transvaginal ultrasound. When there is a problem with the uterus or pelvis, the transvaginal ultrasound will show it more clearly and help the doctor make a judgment.

When is transvaginal ultrasound necessary?

Vaginal color ultrasound mainly looks at the size and shape of the uterus and ovaries, whether there are cysts and myomas, as well as the growth and development of follicles. Vaginal B-ultrasound is a gynecological examination method. Its advantage is that you don't have to hold your urine before the examination, and the image is clearer and the examination is more accurate. First of all, the uterus. Ultrasound can check the position and size of the uterus, whether the myometrial echo is uniform, whether there is a mass in the uterine cavity, whether the cervix is ​​hypertrophic, etc. The most common ones are a. uterine fibroids, adenomyosis, adenomyoma; b. intrauterine early pregnancy; c. ectopic pregnancy (common intrauterine pseudogestational sac); d. hydatidiform mole; e. cervical hypertrophy, cervical Na's cyst... adnexitis

What is the difference between vaginal ultrasound and B-ultrasound?

1. Ultrasound is vaginal B-ultrasound, which is also a type of B-ultrasound. Relatively speaking, if you want to understand the situation of the vagina more deeply, vaginal B-ultrasound is more accurate than abdominal B-ultrasound.

2. Vaginal ultrasound examination shows clearer results than B-ultrasound examination. It is more suitable for patients with thick abdominal wall and deep ovaries that are difficult to examine.

The advantage of vaginal ultrasound is that it is a method that provides clearer and more accurate examination results than B-ultrasound. Vaginal ultrasound is highly sensitive to uterine artery and ovarian blood flow and has a high display rate. If you are pregnant, it is recommended that you do B-ultrasound, which is safer, because vaginal ultrasound is only suitable for examining gynecological diseases, and vaginal ultrasound is an invasive examination, so pregnant women are better off using B-ultrasound examinations, and do not have sex on the day of the examination.