Many diseases cannot be accurately judged based on physical symptoms alone, and most of them require examination to understand the type and severity, and if the physical condition is not clear, there is no way to start treatment. The examination involves a variety of methods, some do routine blood examination, some require CT examination, and of course, B-ultrasound examination. B-ultrasound examination is divided into different types, some people choose vaginal B-ultrasound, what is vaginal B-ultrasound?
The so-called vaginal B-ultrasound refers to intracavitary ultrasound, which requires the ultrasound probe to be placed into the woman's vagina to carry out ultrasound examination, so it is called vaginal B-ultrasound, which is helpful for the diagnosis of many diseases and is an indispensable and important means of gynecological examination.
Don't be shy, in fact, these 5 types of people are not very suitable for doing
1. People with large tumors in the vagina
If there is a malignant tumor in the vaginal area, and the tumor is already too large to allow the ultrasound probe to enter the vagina to observe the internal situation, other examination methods should be selected to avoid vaginal ultrasound. Because the vaginal ultrasound needs to enter the woman's vagina during the operation, some people have special conditions in the vagina, such as local tumors developing, and the tumor has increased in size, which will affect the entry of the instrument.
2. Pregnant women with threatened miscarriage
Pregnant mothers with threatened miscarriage are not suitable for vaginal ultrasound, because the probe has to enter the vagina during this examination operation, there is already a threatened miscarriage, and the fetus itself is unstable, and if this examination is done to further cause irritation to the vagina, it will increase the risk of miscarriage. If you want to know your health status, you should choose other more appropriate and safe tests to avoid future problems.
3. Women who have not yet had sex
Women who have not yet had sex are generally not recommended to do vaginal ultrasound examination, because most women still have a complete hymen in the vagina without having sex, and it will be difficult for the probe to enter the interior to observe the situation during the ultrasound process, which will cause trouble to the examination process. Some people have concerns about keeping their hymen intact and do not recommend this test to avoid damage to the hymen.
4. Women in the second and third trimesters of pregnancy
It is not recommended to do vaginal ultrasound in the middle and third stages of pregnancy, because the physical burden of women in the middle and third stages of pregnancy increases, and the fetus is already large, so it is more cautious to do vaginal ultrasound at this time, because a slight carelessness may affect the fetus, and not all time after pregnancy can be done vaginal ultrasound.
5. People with large pelvic tumors
Some people have tumors in the pelvis, these tumors are large in size or high in location, and these basic conditions will affect the observation and imaging of vaginal ultrasound, and it is inconvenient to examine after the probe enters the vagina.
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