Will frequent vaginal ultrasounds lead to miscarriage? Let's analyze it in detail.

Vaginal ultrasound is also called vaginal ultrasound. It refers to inserting a B-ultrasound probe into the vagina to stimulate the cervix to produce different contraction reactions, so as to determine whether there is a threatened miscarriage. As far as the current situation is concerned, vaginal ultrasound is not included in the factors that cause miscarriage. So everyone can have a normal examination.

For women, it is essential to do some examinations during pregnancy, because this is to ensure that the fetus can develop normally in the body, and to be able to check and observe their condition at any time. However, many pregnant women are more worried about whether frequent transvaginal ultrasounds will lead to miscarriage. So let's analyze it in detail below.
The impact of vaginal ultrasound <br/>Vaginal ultrasound, as the name suggests, is to put the vaginal probe into the vagina to form a sound or picture to determine whether the fetus is developing normally in the body. However, if vaginal ultrasound is done frequently, it may repeatedly stimulate the cervix. This will cause irregular contractions of the uterus. In this case, it is possible to cause threatened abortion. Therefore, at normal childbearing age, appropriate tools should be selected for testing.
Causes of miscarriage <br/>At present, according to clinical summary and findings, the causes of miscarriage mainly include the following aspects. The first is the embryonic factor. If there is an abnormality in the early chromosomes, it may lead to threatened miscarriage. Of course, it also includes maternal factors, such as the woman's own systemic diseases, high blood pressure, chronic diseases, etc., or abnormalities of reproductive organs. Abnormalities in the endocrine system and long-term immune mechanism disorders can lead to this situation.
Note : Although vaginal ultrasound does not have a great impact on pregnant women's health at present, it may still stimulate the contraction of the uterus if it is performed for a long time. Therefore, if there is a tendency of threatened miscarriage, it is necessary to carry out fetal preservation treatment. If you want a safer examination, you can use abdominal ultrasound. This can reduce the stimulation to the uterus.
The above is the analysis of the situation that vaginal ultrasound can cause miscarriage. At present, vaginal ultrasound can indeed cause miscarriage to a certain extent, but it does not mean that it will definitely cause miscarriage after use. It depends on the situation. It is recommended to use a safe toolbar for regular inspection and testing.