Color ultrasound examination of uterine appendage

Uterine appendage color ultrasound examination is a non-invasive examination method that uses ultrasound imaging technology to observe the uterus, ovaries, fallopian tubes and other appendages.

Color ultrasound examination of uterine appendages is mainly divided into two methods: transabdominal and transvaginal. For transabdominal examination, you need to hold back your urine to fill your bladder to facilitate ultrasound penetration. For transvaginal examination, you need to empty your bladder and place the probe into the vagina for closer observation to make the image clearer. During the examination, the doctor will apply coupling agent on the probe, which may cause a slight cooling sensation but no pain. The examination time is usually 10-20 minutes. You should avoid menstrual period and wear loose clothing before the examination. The result report can be obtained immediately after the examination. If abnormalities are found, further diagnosis may need to be combined with hormone tests or tumor markers.

It is recommended to avoid sexual intercourse for 3 days before the examination and to empty the bladder before the vaginal examination. After the examination, pay attention to keeping the perineum clean. If abnormal bleeding or abdominal pain occurs, seek medical treatment in time. You should have regular gynecological examinations every day, maintain a regular schedule and a balanced diet to avoid overexertion. Sexually active women are recommended to undergo a color ultrasound examination of the uterine appendage once a year to detect common diseases such as ovarian cysts and uterine fibroids at an early stage.