Do you do B-ultrasound or Yin Chao at the beginning of pregnancy?
1. It is recommended not to do vaginal B-ultrasound during pregnancy, but to do abdominal B-ultrasound. If you have an abortion, so can Yin Chao.
2. Yin Chao, also known as transvaginal B-ultrasound, also known as intracavitary B-ultrasound, is a method of ultrasonic diagnosis by putting a B-ultrasound probe into vagina or rectum, which is especially suitable for observing pelvic organs in small pelvis.
3. Compared with abdominal B-ultrasound, Yin Chao's image is clearer, truer and more accurate, and the examinee doesn't have to hold his urine. It is suitable for ovulation monitoring, diagnosis of ectopic pregnancy, diagnosis of uterine space occupying diseases, polycystic ovary syndrome and chocolate cyst. Those who have had sex can pass vaginal examination and virgins can pass rectal ultrasound examination.
In the early pregnancy, if you can't see anything through B-ultrasound, you can check it with vaginal ultrasound. During the examination, the doctor will cover the probe with a film (usually a condom) for protection, and then gently insert the probe into the vagina for examination. When it enters about 4-5 cm, it will not increase the risk of miscarriage and generally will not cause too much pain. At best, it will be a little uncomfortable, and it is generally tolerable. I suggest you relax while dancing the Yin Chao.
The equipment used by B-ultrasound and Yin Chao is ultrasound, which is an imaging subject that uses the physical characteristics of ultrasound for diagnosis and treatment. The sound intensity emitted by the probe is less than 10mW/cm, and the inspection time is usually 5- 10 minutes. The detection time of each organ is very short, which does little harm to the fetus and will not affect its physical development. Timely ultrasound examination is an important means to ensure the normal development of the fetus.
Check whether you are pregnant or not, and do B-ultrasound.
If you feel uncomfortable during pregnancy, or you are not sure about your baby's development, you may wish to go to the hospital for B-ultrasound in time to master the health status of fetal development. Of course, there are many types of B-ultrasound, and many parents will be particularly confused when choosing, and they simply don't know the difference between the various types. Then check whether you are pregnant or not, and do what B-ultrasound?
The most common ultrasonic examination instruments are B-ultrasound and common color Doppler ultrasound, as well as three-dimensional color Doppler ultrasound and four-dimensional color Doppler ultrasound, and vaginal B-ultrasound. In addition, the ultrasonic level gauge in the ultrasonic level gauge is also the mainstream ultrasonic instrument product.
Three-dimensional ultrasound has its advantages in facial imaging, but many deformities may not be completely detected by three-dimensional energy. It is only used as a supplement to two-dimensional ultrasound.
So, when do you check your pregnancy and do a B-ultrasound?
1, generally speaking, it is easy to see when you are 8- 10 weeks pregnant. Moreover, it is not easy to see the shadow of the gestational sac when doing B-ultrasound too early. Theoretically, it will shock fragile and newly formed embryos, which is not conducive to embryo development. It is best to avoid doing B-ultrasound too early or doing B-ultrasound many times.
2, pregnancy 12 weeks (three months) check once, timely find the symptoms of early pregnancy, start health care as soon as possible.
3. Check once a month in the second trimester of pregnancy (pregnancy 13-28 weeks), screen high-risk pregnancy in time, and increase it as appropriate when finding high-risk factors, and give necessary corrective treatment.
4, the third trimester of pregnancy (28-36 weeks of pregnancy) check once every half a month, timely find out all kinds of factors affecting normal delivery and pregnancy complications and complications.
5, after 36 weeks of pregnancy to full-term pregnancy, check once a week, in order to closely observe the situation of pregnant women and fetuses, in order to better prepare for delivery. However, if the pregnancy process is normal, the number of examinations can be reduced as appropriate.