Question 1

how much is a vaginal ultrasound?

Accepted Answer

Depends: Some docs can do it in their office for a lower negotiated fee if you have no insurance to hundreds of dollars if you go to a radiologist at their ultrasound facility.

Question 2

can a vaginal ultrasound be off 5 weeks?

Accepted Answer

Probably not: Any type of ultrasound at any point in pregnancy has a range of error much less than 5 weeks.  At worst a scan in the late third trimester is the least accurate but still within a range of error of 23 days or less. Trans-vaginal pregnancy dating is usually done before 14 weeks and is within 4 to 14 days depending on how far along the pregnancy is.

Question 3

what can i expect during a vaginal ultrasound?

Accepted Answer

Vaginal ultrasound: The probe will be inserted into your vagina. Through the crystal at the top of the probe sound waves will be sent and returned, and processed in the machine. The picture that you may see on the screen will be white and black and various shades of grey. The uterus will be white mostly and the bladder will be black. They will look at your tubes and ovaries as well as the uterus.

Question 4

does it hurt to have a trans vaginal ultrasound?

Accepted Answer

Not usually: If vaginal intercourse is not painful then neither should a trans-vaginal sono. If there is an infection of your tubes or a large ovarian cyst then application of pressure with the probe over the areas of concern may cause some degree of discomfort (what we doctors call pain).

Question 5

what does blood mean after a vaginal ultrasound?

Accepted Answer

Cervical bleeding: Usually if bleeding occurs after a vaginal ultrasound, the most common reason is the cervix was irritated during the ultrasound. This will usually resolve on its own.  If the bleeding is  heavy or persistent, you should be evaluated by your physician.

Question 6

can trans-vaginal ultrasounds pick your lmp date?

Accepted Answer

No: If you are pregnant and you don't know when was you LMP and ultrasound can help determine gestational age but it does not tell you when was you lmp.

Question 7

can an ultrasound tell if spot in kidney is a tumor?

Accepted Answer

solid or cystic: Ultrasound can tell if a lesion in the kidney is solid or cystic. A simple, uncomplicated cyst is usually nothing to worry about, and therefore no further workup would be needed.  However, an ultrasound cannot tell if a solid mass is benign or malignant, so if the lesion is solid, further evaluation would be necessary.

Question 8

what does a normal trans vaginal ultrasound look like?

Accepted Answer

Normal: Looking uterus, normal looking ovaries, no excessive fluid in the pelvis.

Question 9

when will a heartbeat be detected in a vaginal ultrasound ?

Accepted Answer

Around 6weeks: Usually at around 6weeks ,trans vaginal ultrasound will be able to detect heart beat and some other parts of the fetus such as the yolk sac and fetal pole,which is the bean shape of the fetus

Question 10

can a vaginal ultrasound unseen the sac in preg 8-9 weeks? thanks

Accepted Answer

In a normal: pregnancy, if the dates are accurate,  the sac and fetus should definitely be visualized at 9 weeks.

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