What is the reason for abdominal pain after transvaginal ultrasound?

There are big differences between physical examinations for men and women, which are divided into andrology and gynecology. The most obvious examination is the genitals. Women's gynecological examinations are mostly leucorrhea examinations, B-ultrasound examinations, etc., and B-ultrasound examinations are divided into abdominal B-ultrasound and vaginal B-ultrasound, also known as vaginal ultrasound. Vaginal ultrasound examinations can clearly see the organ problems in the vagina, and the diagnosis of diseases will be more accurate. However, some patients found many problems after vaginal ultrasound. So what is the reason for abdominal pain after vaginal ultrasound?

Vaginal ultrasound, also known as vaginal B-ultrasound, also known as intracavitary B-ultrasound, is a method of ultrasonic diagnosis by inserting the B-ultrasound probe into the vagina or rectum. It is particularly suitable for observing pelvic organs in the small pelvis. Compared with abdominal B-ultrasound, vaginal ultrasound images are clearer and more realistic, the results are more accurate, and the person being examined does not have to "hold urine". It is particularly suitable for ovulation monitoring, diagnosis of ectopic pregnancy, uterine space-occupying diseases, and diagnosis of polycystic ovary syndrome and chocolate cysts. For those who have had sexual intercourse, a vaginal examination can be performed, and for virgins, a rectal ultrasound examination can be performed.

Vaginal B-ultrasound has the following advantages: 1) No need to fill the bladder; it can save you the trouble of drinking large amounts of water and holding back urine; 2) The image is clearer than abdominal wall B-ultrasound and has a high display rate; 3) It is more suitable for patients with thickened abdominal walls, deep ovaries, or difficulty in transabdominal examination.

Therefore, transvaginal ultrasound is required in the following situations:

1. Sonographic manifestations of the endometrium during a normal menstrual cycle and the mature and immature follicles in normal ovaries (the so-called "ovulation detection").

2. Benign uterine tumors: 1. Adenomyosis; 2. Uterine fibroids. Menstrual cycle endometrium

Menstrual cycle endometrium

3. Uterine malignancies: 1. Endometrial cancer; 2. Cervical cancer.

4. Non-neoplastic ovarian cysts: 1. Polycystic ovary syndrome; 2. Chocolate cyst.

5. Ovarian tumor.

6. Make a clear diagnosis of early pregnancy as early as possible.

7. Abnormal early pregnancy, especially ectopic pregnancy (also known as "ectopic pregnancy"), is a clinical emergency and may lead to death if not promptly treated.

After examination, it was found that there are many reasons for abdominal pain, such as inflammation of abdominal organs or poor circulation of qi. Patients also need to further examine the cause of the pain so that they can receive appropriate treatment.

What is the reason for abdominal pain after vaginal ultrasound? The reasons for this phenomenon in patients are complicated. In addition to vaginal discomfort caused by excessive movements during the examination, there is pain caused by physical illness. Currently, vaginal ultrasound must meet certain requirements. Otherwise, most B-ultrasounds are done on the abdomen, which can also detect problems with multiple organs. After the disease is confirmed, it can be treated. For some diseases, other examinations must be done to confirm after vaginal ultrasound to avoid abnormal examination results.