Vaginal B-ultrasound examination precautions

Although B-ultrasound is a common means of physical examination in medicine, it is divided into abdominal B-ultrasound and vaginal B-ultrasound. The results of vaginal B-ultrasound detection will be more accurate, but it will also cause greater harm to women's bodies. Some women will experience lower body bleeding during the process of vaginal B-ultrasound. So for female friends, what should we pay attention to when doing vaginal B-ultrasound?

Vaginal examination B-ultrasound matters

1. Check the time

The recommended time for vaginal B-ultrasound examination is generally two or three days after the end of menstruation. At this time, the endometrium has been completely repaired, and vaginal B-ultrasound will basically not cause gynecological inflammation. If you want to check the development of follicles, it is generally recommended to start vaginal B-ultrasound from the eleventh day of menstruation. It is best to do it every other day so that you can better observe the development of the follicles.

2. Applicable people

Vaginal B-ultrasound is not suitable for every woman. For example, if an underage woman undergoes a vaginal B-ultrasound, it may cause damage to the hymen. For example, pregnant women in the middle or late stages of pregnancy cannot undergo vaginal B-ultrasound, otherwise, it may cause miscarriage or premature birth. For example, women with vaginal bleeding are not suitable for vaginal B examinations, as they can easily cause gynecological infections. In addition, people with larger pelvic masses are not suitable for vaginal B-ultrasound. Therefore, before doing this examination, you need to consult a doctor to see if you can do a vaginal B-ultrasound.

3. Urine test

Vaginal B-ultrasound is different from abdominal B-ultrasound. Many people have done abdominal B-ultrasound, which requires holding urine. Vaginal B-ultrasound is the opposite. It requires emptying the bladder before doing it, otherwise it will affect the test results. Therefore, ten minutes before the examination, it is recommended that female friends go to the toilet and empty their bladder before doing a vaginal B-ultrasound.

What should you pay attention to during vaginal B-ultrasound examination? The above introduces the three major things you need to pay attention to during vaginal B-ultrasound examination. These are relatively basic precautions. I hope they can help female friends increase their knowledge in this area. If any abnormality or lesions are found in some parts during the vaginal B-ultrasound examination, timely treatment must be sought.