Does taking an ultrasound during ovulation have any effect?

A vaginal ultrasound is performed by inserting a small monitor and light source into a woman's body. During the examination, doctors will use some drugs to reduce the contrast of the screen to reduce the impact on the patient. In addition, doctors will also perform some relaxation training on patients to reduce discomfort.

Although transvaginal ultrasound examination is safe in theory, in practice it may have a certain impact on women's bodies. These impacts may include:

1. Pain: During a vaginal ultrasound examination, the doctor may stimulate a woman’s abdomen, causing a certain amount of pain.

2. Discomfort: Transvaginal ultrasound examination may cause certain irritation to a woman’s abdomen and uterus, causing certain discomfort.

3. Bleeding: Vaginal ultrasound examination may cause certain irritation to a woman’s vagina, leading to bleeding.

4. Others: Vaginal ultrasound examination may have a certain impact on the female reproductive tract, leading to some other discomforts or complications.

Therefore, for women who want to undergo vaginal ultrasound examination, we recommend that they do it under the guidance of a doctor and inform the doctor of their physical condition before the examination. In addition, we also recommend that female patients refrain from strenuous exercise or labor before vaginal ultrasound examination to reduce discomfort.

In summary, although transvaginal ultrasound examination is safe in theory, it may have a certain impact on women's bodies in practice. Therefore, we recommend that female patients inform their doctors about their physical conditions before undergoing transvaginal ultrasound examination, and perform it under the guidance of a doctor.