Patient's question:
Can experts detect intrauterine adhesions with ultrasound and transvaginal ultrasound?Doctor's answer:
If there is found to be intrauterine fluid, the first step is to rule out threatened miscarriage, and it needs to be considered whether it is related to the site of implantation of the fertilized egg. If the implantation condition is poor, it is what we call threatened miscarriage. Another type of intrauterine fluid is considered normal. Within the first three months of pregnancy, due to poor adherence of the decidua, cyclic bleeding may occur, but the amount is small. Therefore, these situations should be considered during diagnosis.