#transvaginal ultrasound

[gynaecologyclinic]

Transvaginal Ultrasound: What You Should Know About It

A transvaginal ultrasound, also called an endovaginal ultrasound is a pelvic ultrasound which doctors use for examining female reproductive organs. This includes the cervix, fallopian tubes, ovaries, uterus and vagina. https://midnu.com/transvaginal-ultrasound-what-you-should-know-about-it/

[ingravinoveritas]

Apologies for barely posting in the last day--I had a presurgical appointment yesterday because I'm having a procedure done at the end of the month to remove cysts from my ovaries, and I was mentally drained by the time I finished with everything. The cysts are benign (thankfully) and I'm having the procedure as a preventative measure, but God, I wish it wasn't so involved. I will just be glad when it's all over with and done in a few weeks.

But for now I'm cheering myself up with a gif from one of my favorite Michael and David moments, of them planning out an entire date for Aziraphale and Crowley/themselves... ❤️

[redshoes-blues]

Yesterday I went to my doctor to see wtf is going on that’s giving me abdominal pain, and it’s highly likely my appendix is the problem, which is scary because I don’t want surgery. Going to get a bunch of tests done in an hour to see what’s going on in there. Let’s hope it goes alright!

[andthebluestblue]

Anyway shout out to all the eight thousand medical professionals I've had to interact with in the course of this miscarriage who have had to deal with A Man (confusing) having a Miscarriage (deeply tragic and a delicate topic) who won't stop compulsively making jokes about it (???)

I GET that as a professional they can never risk misinterpreting something as a joke and doing a polite chuckle right before the patient bursts into tears but it is unlocking something in me and unfortunately. That something is More Jokes About The Miscarriage Currently Occurring

[phantaloon]

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[living400lbs]

Transvaginal ultrasounds: The tech can see the state of your bladder at all times.

And you were asked to arrive with a full bladder!

[aro-oak]

Oh god I'm trying to remember the last time I was nude around anyone. Like it was either 4th grade when my staph infection broke open in the shower or it was a bad cult event. Or similar. What the fuck!

[lapdogchase]

period started 👎2 ibuprofen adn a tylenol is not saving me and i have two classes today and id have to walk up 4 flights of stairs to get my meds. im gonna text my friend and ask him a) if he has ibuprofen in his bag and b) if i can steal it until next monday to keep in MY bag today bc i dont have my portable bottles anymore bc the lids broke or something on both of them and i wont see him again til monday.that or ill go down to [place] and ask my academic advisor/mini-social-worker person if she has any or if the food pantry would bc i feel like that would be a good bet too

[vaderwcn]

applied for a job, got two shots, and, like, four blood tests

[cloudisyelling]

haha getting tested for pcos ✌️

[anuradha]

Navigating Women’s Health: Exploring Transvaginal Ultrasound Centers in Dadar with Anuradha Sonoscan

In the realm of women's healthcare, diagnostic imaging plays a pivotal role in early detection and treatment planning. Among the various imaging modalities available, transvaginal ultrasound stands out as a critical tool for assessing gynecological health with precision and accuracy. Today, we delve into the landscape of Transvaginal ultrasound centres In Dadar, spotlighting the excellence of Anuradha Sonoscan Centre in Dadar. Additionally, we'll explore the significance of 3D Pelvis Ultrasound in Ghatkopar East and Pregnancy Sonography in Govandi, affirming their importance in comprehensive women's health care.

[memorymessage]

my chronically ill afab people with an ED, here is another reason to be thin: you will never need to have a transvaginal ultrasound

:)

you're welcome for that info

[like-butterflies-and-glitter]

i got my mother to take me to a gynaecologist for the absolute agony that has been period pain and i kept trying to talk about the period pain but this doctor would not stop bringing up my pcod, and not even to discuss the pain, all she seemed to care about was a regular flow and my weight. i get that that is important but can you listen to me and not make the entire reason for this visit just a footnote instead? it gets difficult for me to have faith in healthcare workers everytime i interact with them, especially in the case of reproductive health and mental health. done.

[lapdogchase]

just got my test results back i do not have thyroid problems 🎉

[clarascuro]

personally I think I am well within my rights to go berserk and destroy the residents next door if they keep me up until 2am one more night but I understand if administration feels differently