Patient's question:
I'm not feeling well, and today the doctor at the hospital told me to have a contrast ultrasound. How is a contrast ultrasound done?Doctor's answer:
This imaging test also needs to be displayed on the ultrasound, and it can be seen from the ultrasound whether the fallopian tubes are unobstructed. There is actually not much preparation needed before the surgery; you should have your guardian accompany you. The entire process may cause some pain, but it is generally manageable for most people. The preparation for the ultrasound depends on the area being examined. If it is a liver and gallbladder ultrasound, it is required to be done on an empty stomach in the morning. If it is a pelvic ultrasound of the reproductive organs, you need to hold your urine if you are not pregnant or in the first three months of pregnancy. Transvaginal ultrasound does not require holding urine. Generally, there are no other special requirements.