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Anonymous users2024-01-24Hello! No, in order to avoid missed diagnosis and misdiagnosis during B-ultrasound examination, under normal circumstances, it is necessary to hold urine before B-ultrasound and cannot go to the toilet! Because the patient drinks a lot of water, holds urine to fill the bladder, pushes the intestinal tube upward, and urine is a homogeneous medium, which is conducive to the passage of ultrasound waves to show the uterus and appendages behind it.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23If you are thin and do B ultrasound, you can see clearly if you don't hold your urine, and you can see it clearly when you lie there, and if you can't see it clearly, he will tell you, so that you are holding your urine, and the doctor can't afford to misdiagnose and will be serious
If it's simpler, you can press your abdomen with both hands and try a circular massage. >>>More
Hello, you need to recuperate for about 25 days after the abortion. During this period, you can't exercise excessively, you can't let the wind blow, you need to eat more blood-replenishing food, and you need to go to the hospital for a follow-up. You now have minced meat in your vagina, which should not have been cleaned during the abortion, and there is still residue in the uterus, so it is recommended that you go to the hospital for examination immediately. >>>More
Considered physical activity, it should be counted as low-intensity activity. >>>More
You're not physically fit. Generally, after exercise, this kind of problem occurs, mainly low blood sugar, and you can recover immediately as long as you drink a sugary drink or chocolate; As for the reason for going to the toilet, I recommend going to the hospital for a check-up before making a decision.
The amount of bleeding after abortion should be less than the menstrual flow, the bleeding time should be less than 2 weeks, and the abdominal pain should generally not exceed 3 days. At the moment, judging by your situation, it is all normal. It is not recommended that you take your medication indiscriminately, and it is also recommended that it is safe to take medication under the guidance of a doctor.