Patient's question:
I feel like I haven't ovulated in the past two months. I haven't noticed any egg white-like, stringy discharge. I want to get an ultrasound done. Can an ultrasound detect the ovaries?Doctor's answer:
Under normal circumstances, during ovulation, there may be stretchy, transparent leukorrhea. If this sensation is not very noticeable, an ultrasound can be performed to detect the development of follicles, which can then determine if there is a dominant follicle. Ultrasound examinations generally include the uterus and adnexa, with the adnexa organs encompassing the ovaries. Currently, the symptoms are considered to be manifestations caused by hormonal changes in the body. If you are concerned, it is best to go to the hospital for an ultrasound examination of the uterus and its adnexa to confirm the diagnosis. Avoid cold and irritating foods like soy milk in the morning.