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What happens at a transvaginal ultrasound? does it hurt? how big is the probe? will it be different because i have vaginismus? i'm scared.

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Dr. Bruce J. Stringer answered

Specializes in Radiology

Don't Worry!: If you are able to engage in vaginal intercourse then a transvaginal ultrasound should not be a big deal. The probe is about a foot long and no more than an inch in diameter. The probe is covered in a condom and lubricated with gel. You may insert it if you ask. It is advanced to the cervix and moved to see the uterus and ovaries. Many women like the tv exam better since the bladder isn't full.

Answered 8/23/2017

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