Internal ultrasound of women is a type of pelvic ultrasound that is used by Dr. Pegah Keramati to examine the reproductive organs of women, including the uterus, fallopian tubes, ovaries, cervix and vagina.
Unlike abdominal or pelvic ultrasound, in which the ultrasound probe is placed outside the pelvis (on the abdomen or other organs that need ultrasound),In this method, the doctor or technician places the ultrasound probe about 5 to 8 cm inside the patient’s vagina.
This type of ultrasound does not require special preparation.
When you go to Dr. Pegah Keramati’s office for an internal ultrasound of women, you must take off your clothes from the waist down in the examination room and wear the special disposable pants that were given to you.
Depending on Dr. Pegah Keramati’s instructions and the reasons for the ultrasound, your bladder may be empty or half full. A full bladder helps to raise the intestines and allow a clearer picture of the pelvic organs. If you have been advised that your bladder is full, you should drink about 1 liter of water approximately one hour before the start of the test.
Dr. Pegah Keramati performs an ultrasound on you during the menstrual cycle to check the state of the ovaries and uterus, and to check the growth rate of the egg during the IVF cycle, an internal ultrasound of women is also performed. Before the ultrasound, any tampons you use should be removed from your body
In assisted reproductive methods where ovarian stimulation drugs (IVF) or uterine preparation drugs (embryo transfer) are prescribed to the patient, it is necessary to periodically check the effect of these drugs on the ovary and uterus.
Gynecologist, Dr. Pegah Keramati, performs internal ultrasound of women at regular intervals to check the growth rate of the ovarian follicles and the growth rate of the uterine endometrial tissue (the tissue inside the uterus that replaces the fetus). When the follicles reach the number and size desired by Dr. Pegah Keramati, the egg releasing drug is injected and the patient is ready for puncture.
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