Women who want to know the health of their uterus, ovaries, etc., usually need to do gynecological ultrasound examinations. Gynecologic B ultrasound generally includes two types, namely abdominal B ultrasound and negative B ultrasound.
Among them, negative B ultrasound refers to the method of ultrasonic probe into the female vagina for ultrasonography, which obtains a clear ultrasound image and can be used to assist in the examination of ectopic pregnancy, ovarian cysts, uterine fibroids and other issues.
Although the feminine B ultrasound is convenient, it is not suitable for all women. For example, the following 3 types of women are not suitable for female ultrasound:
1. Women who have not had sex
If women have not yet had sex, they should not have a negative ultrasound examination. During ultrasonography, the probe needs to be placed in the vagina, which may cause the hymen to rupture, causing pain, bleeding and other symptoms, so doctors will generally recommend such women to do abdominal ultrasound.
2. Women in the middle and third trimester of pregnancy
In the first trimester of pregnancy, it can be known whether there is "ectopic pregnancy" through the yin B ultrasound examination, but in the middle and third trimesters, the fetus has been relatively large, if the yin B ultrasound is done at this time, it is likely to cause miscarriage, premature birth, and even lead to rupture of the fetal capsule membrane, endangering the health of the fetus.
3. Women who are menstruating or suffering from gynecological inflammation
If a woman is menstruating, or suffers from acute gynecological inflammation such as vaginitis and cervicitis, it is not recommended to do a negative ultrasound examination, otherwise it may cause intrauterine infection and induce more serious diseases.
In addition, if you have some infectious diseases, it may also cause cross-infection, transmitting the disease to others. It is recommended that women with the above conditions have the test 3 to 7 days after the end of menstruation or after gynecological inflammation treatment.
Regarding the negative B ultrasound, it is also necessary to understand these:
1. Is vaginal itching after vaginal ultrasound suffering from vaginitis?
Many women will feel itchy in their private parts after doing the vaginal ultrasound, and worry about whether vaginitis is caused by vaginal ultrasound. Experts said that the reason for the itching is likely to be caused by the patient's allergy to the latex condom on the B ultrasound probe, and generally this kind of itching can disappear on its own in a short period of time and does not require special treatment. However, if the symptoms are severe, it is recommended to go to the hospital for examination in time.
2. Yin B ultrasound pain is not painful
Many women have fear in front of doing negative B ultrasound, afraid of pain in the process of B ultrasound. It is true that doing a negative B ultrasound requires the probe to probe into the body, but as long as the body is relaxed, it generally does not produce pain, even if there is some discomfort, it is tolerable.
3. What preparations need to be made before doing negative B ultrasound
Doctors said that in doing negative B-timeout, the B-ultrasound probe needs to be close to the woman's vaginal vault and cervix, so before doing B ultrasound, women should urinate, defecate, and empty the bladder.
In addition, before doing the negative B ultrasound, women should do a good job of cleaning and hygiene of private parts, but do not use gynecological lotion to clean, so as not to destroy the balance of the vagina's flora, in addition, the day before the examination to avoid sexual life, so as not to appear infection, affecting the test results.
Negative B ultrasound has its advantages over abdominal B ultrasound, such as relatively simple, the examination image is clearer, etc., if women choose to do yin B ultrasound, they must prepare in advance, relax the body during the examination, and do not be too afraid.
In addition, not all women are suitable for negative B ultrasound, women who have not had sex and are menstruating, suffering from gynecological inflammation and other women are not suitable for negative B ultrasound, such women can choose to do ordinary abdominal B ultrasound.