Many people think that only pregnant women need to take an ultrasound, because taking an ultrasound is to see the condition of the fetus. In fact, this idea is wrong. There are many functions of taking an ultrasound, not only for gynecology, but also for men to check if they have any discomfort. So, what problems can be detected by gynecological ultrasound?
Gynecological ultrasound mainly includes abdominal ultrasound, vaginal ultrasound, abdominal ultrasound, and so on. If taking an abdominal ultrasound, it is necessary to hold urine, but it is relatively safe. Taking a vaginal ultrasound may lead to infection. Abdominal ultrasound can observe the female reproductive system, and if a woman has genital diseases, it can be detected in this way.
Pelvic ultrasound can effectively detect whether women have pelvic fluid accumulation, as well as check for uterine tumors, endometriosis, or uterine malformations. Vaginal ultrasound is a method of directly inserting a detector into a woman's vagina, which can detect the condition of her pelvic cavity and uterus.
Vaginal ultrasound is not suitable for pregnant women before three months of pregnancy, as the fetus is unstable and prone to miscarriage at this time. In addition, vaginal ultrasound is not suitable for people with urinary incontinence. It is recommended to undergo ultrasound in a regular hospital. If a gynecological disease is detected by ultrasound examination, it is important to seek timely treatment.
