When female friends suffer from gynecological diseases, they need to go to the hospital for examination to know the cause. In this case, doctors usually arrange a series of examinations and make a diagnosis based on the examination results. Gynecological ultrasound is a very common type of examination. So, how does gynecological ultrasound examine the uterus?
Gynecological ultrasound examination uses ultrasound to detect the morphology of female reproductive organs. Ultrasound can pass through water, other substances will reflect the ultrasound, and the machine will ultimately receive the emitted signal to form an image. So women need to hold their urine during ultrasound examinations because urine is also a good medium, and holding urine is beneficial for detecting the reproductive organs, reproductive organ masses, uterus, and adnexa. Through ultrasound examination, the external morphology of the uterus, endometrial thickness, muscular layer morphology, and abnormal strong echoes can be observed.
Gynecological color ultrasound can detect gynecological inflammation in women. Because color ultrasound can observe the organs in the pelvic cavity up close, it can detect many gynecological diseases. Therefore, many women need to undergo gynecological color ultrasound once a year to ensure the health of their uterus and ovaries.
In addition, gynecological ultrasound can also diagnose whether the fetus is deformed. At 23-28 weeks of pregnancy, it is generally necessary to undergo a color ultrasound, and gynecological color ultrasound is also equivalent to fetal malformation. Doctors can see the fetus's face, organs, and limbs under ultrasound. Gynecological ultrasound can also help distinguish some diseases, such as uterine fibroids and adenomyosis, ovarian corpus luteum and cysts. Gynecological ultrasound plays a very important role in daily life.
