Generally, abdominal B-ultrasound and vaginal B-ultrasound are recommended. First of all, there are instruments involved, which may cause infection. Vaginal B-ultrasound is sensitive to uterus, cervix and endometrium. If it is something on the ovary, pelvic B-ultrasound has greater advantages, and pelvic B-ultrasound can also check whether there is effusion in the pelvic cavity. Generally speaking, abdominal B-ultrasound can basically find out the problems of gynecological reproductive system, and the exclusion rate of patients is relatively high.
Pelvic ultrasound:
Objective: To see if there are uterine tumors, endometriosis, uterine malformations, ovarian masses, pelvic inflammatory masses or abscesses, etc.
Instrument: B-ultrasonic instrument
Operation process: the examinee pulls down his pants to expose his lower abdomen, and the medical examiner puts the B-ultrasound probe on the lower abdomen to observe the pelvic cavity.
Time to produce results: the results will be produced immediately after inspection.
Not suitable for people: pregnant women in the first 3 months of pregnancy, the elderly and people with urinary incontinence.
Precautions:
1, the lower abdomen needs to be exposed during inspection, so it is best to wear pants or overskirt to undress.
2. You need to drink about 1 000 ml from half an hour to1hour before the examination, and you should hold your urine to the maximum extent. Because only when the bladder is full to a certain extent can you squeeze the uterus from the depths of the pelvic cavity into the lower abdomen, and you can observe the uterus and ovaries with B-ultrasound. So you'd better carry a water bottle with you to replenish it in time.