Patient's question:
I got pregnant unexpectedly and was preparing to have an abortion. After the ultrasound, the doctor said that my previous cesarean section incision was relatively low and needed a vaginal ultrasound to check again to avoid the risk of heavy bleeding. I am quite afraid of the vaginal ultrasound because it is very painful. What kind of help do I need: What can a vaginal ultrasound check?Doctor's answer:
Vaginal ultrasound (abbreviated as TVS) is a new gynecological examination method that has become popular this year. Its advantages include no need to hold urine before the examination, clearer images, more accurate results, and significantly better outcomes compared to conventional abdominal ultrasound. I will explain it in several parts: