What is the difference between holding urine and not holding urine during color ultrasound?

Female friends often suffer from gynecological diseases, and may have lower abdominal pain and other symptoms. In order to find out the cause, they usually need to go to the hospital for color ultrasound. Especially for pregnant women, they must follow the doctor's instructions to go to the hospital for color ultrasound examination to understand the health status of the fetus in time. During the color ultrasound examination, sometimes you need to hold your urine and sometimes you don’t. So what is the difference between these two types of color ultrasound examinations?

The difference between holding urine and not holding urine during color Doppler ultrasound:

The B-ultrasound of patients who are holding urine is done through the abdomen, while the B-ultrasound of patients who are not holding urine is done through the vagina. An abdominal B-ultrasound will not show whether or not a sexual life has been conducted. Even if a sexual history is concealed, this will not affect the results of the B-ultrasound. It is recommended to go to a local regular public hospital for an ultrasound, as the technology is more mature and the results are more accurate. Pay attention to hygiene and keep the vulva clean.

Ordinary B-ultrasound with an abdominal probe requires holding urine. Only after the bladder is full can the lesions of the uterus and ovaries be clearly seen. If you have had sexual intercourse, you can do a vaginal ultrasound directly without holding your urine. The results of the B-ultrasound for urine retention cannot show whether you have had a sexual life, so there is no need to worry. As long as you hold your urine for a long time and your bladder is full, it will not affect the results.

Generally, uterine B-ultrasound requires holding urine, so that the condition of the uterine appendages can be checked. Otherwise, it cannot be checked. However, B-ultrasound cannot detect whether or not you have had sexual intercourse. It is recommended to pay attention to good living habits, rinse the vulva with warm water more often, and keep the area clean and dry.

Prepare for an ultrasound examination. Generally, abdominal ultrasound cannot show whether you have had sex. Generally, you don't hold your urine when doing the ultrasound. A vaginal color ultrasound is performed. Vaginal color ultrasound is recommended only if you have had sex. If you have not had sex, an abdominal ultrasound is recommended. The ultrasound only looks at the uterus, ovaries, and pelvic cavity. The hymen cannot be seen, so don't worry. It is recommended that you hold your urine when doing the abdominal ultrasound.

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