What can vaginal B-ultrasound check?

Vaginal B-ultrasound mainly uses a colposcopy to penetrate deep into the female vagina to examine some diseases inside the pelvic cavity. However, most women are rather averse to vaginal B-ultrasound, because many women will feel physical discomfort during the process. Moreover, vaginal B-ultrasound has a higher risk factor than traditional B-ultrasound. So what diseases does vaginal B-ultrasound detect?

Through vaginal B-ultrasound, we can understand the normal menstrual cycle and the sonographic manifestations of the endometrium. At the same time, we can also understand the mature and immature follicles in the normal ovaries to prepare for pregnancy.

We can also use vaginal B-ultrasound to check whether there is a tumor in the uterus and whether the uterine tumor is benign or malignant. Common benign uterine tumors include adenomyosis and uterine fibroids; malignant uterine tumors include endometrial cancer and cervical cancer. Can provide doctors with diagnosis and treatment and provide basis.

In addition, vaginal B-ultrasound can also be used to understand some ovarian diseases, such as ovarian cysts, ovarian tumors, etc.

In addition, it can also diagnose early pregnancy and determine whether it is an ectopic pregnancy. Vaginal B-ultrasound is of great significance for acute ectopic pregnancy rupture.

Vaginal B-ultrasound is to add a long probe to the ultrasound machine, cover it with a thin film, and the doctor or the patient herself inserts the probe into the vagina for examination, focusing on the cervix and endometrium.

The main steps are as follows:

1. The person being examined needs to empty his/her bladder first and then lie down as instructed by the doctor.

2. Put a special film on the long probe and apply a special disinfectant.

3. The doctor or the person being examined inserts the probe into the vagina. It should be noted that the operator needs to wear a special handpiece and must insert the probe into the vaginal vault. The force should also be moderate to avoid hurting the vagina.

4. When conducting an examination, the doctor can tilt, push, pull, or rotate the probe handle to observe the pelvic structure, thereby achieving the purpose of the examination.

When doing a vaginal B-ultrasound examination, you need to communicate with your doctor in time if you feel uncomfortable. In addition, you should explain your condition to the doctor before the examination, and wear clothes and shoes that are easy to take off and change on the day of the examination.