What is a gynaecological ultrasound
What is a gynaecological ultrasound
A gynaecological ultrasound exam is carried out using an ultrasound transducer and requires no prior preparation. Via the ultrasound system screen, the gynaecologist examines reproductive organs and identifies any possible changes of the uterus (congenital abnormalities, fibroids, adenomyosis), uterine cavity (polyps, fibroids, septa), ovaries (endometriomas, cysts, dermoid cysts, polycystic ovaries), and profoundly disfigured fallopian tubes.
What is a gynaecological ultrasound
If a woman suffers from no specific gynecological issues, an ultrasound can also be performed as a preventive measure. The most appropriate moment for an a gynaecological ultrasound is 10 days after the monthly period.
