Is it accurate to do ultrasound during menstruation?

With the continuous development of medical care, many diseases can be more accurately diagnosed and observed through B-ultrasound. However, many women need to go to the hospital for regular follow-up examinations for gynecological diseases. Sometimes the follow-up period coincides with the menstrual period. Many women have some concerns about whether B-ultrasound during menstruation is accurate, and they are also afraid that it will affect their health. Let’s find out together whether B-ultrasound during menstruation is accurate?

Is it accurate to do B-ultrasound during menstruation?

You can do B-ultrasound examination during menstruation, but you cannot do vaginal B-ultrasound. You should know that for some diseases, B-ultrasound during menstruation will confuse the diagnosis of the disease. It is easy to mistake menstruation for a pathological reflection, which will directly lead to inaccurate diagnosis of some diseases.

B-ultrasound examination is only an auxiliary examination for clinical diagnosis and cannot be used for qualitative diagnosis. You cannot do genital B-ultrasound during menstruation. Some diseases require a doctor to combine the patient's clinical manifestations and your own experience to make a diagnosis. Any disease cannot be completely confirmed by B-ultrasound. Doing B-ultrasound examination during menstruation will cause certain errors. It is recommended to do B-ultrasound examination 3-7 days after the menstruation is over.

B-ultrasound can be done during menstruation. There are many types of B-ultrasound. Vaginal B-ultrasound cannot be done. Checking for gynecological diseases will lead to errors in the test results. The best time to do B-ultrasound is 3-7 days after the end of menstruation.

The above is our understanding of whether B-ultrasound during menstruation is accurate. Through understanding, we know that when women do B-ultrasound during menstruation, they must also consider the location of the B-ultrasound. There are certain errors in different locations, especially for the diagnosis of gynecological diseases. It will reduce a certain degree of accuracy, so when you need to do another examination, you must go to a regular hospital and listen to the doctor's advice based on your own situation.