A transvaginal scan provides a closer and clearer view of pelvic organs.
A transvaginal scan (TVS) is an internal ultrasound that offers detailed imaging of the uterus, ovaries, cervix, and endometrium. Because the probe is placed closer to the pelvic organs, it provides clearer and more precise images than an abdominal pelvic scan.
MBBS, MD (Radiology), Fellowship in Fetal Medicine (Bangalore & Spain), Fetal Medicine Specialist in Siliguri
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Dr Sweta Bothra, Siliguri recommends TVS when detailed evaluation is required, such as in early pregnancy, abnormal bleeding, pelvic pain, fertility assessment, or suspected gynecological conditions.
TVS is commonly used for:
The procedure is done with full consent, privacy, and care. Most patients find it comfortable and quick, and findings are explained clearly after the scan.
TVS is usually not painful. You may feel mild pressure, but the procedure is gentle and brief.
TVS is preferred when more detailed images are needed, especially in early pregnancy or for uterine and ovarian evaluation.
Yes. TVS is an ultrasound-based test and does not involve radiation, making it completely safe.
No. Unlike pelvic scans, TVS is done with an empty bladder.
TVS is performed based on medical indication and patient consent. Alternatives may be discussed if needed.
Yes. Findings are explained in simple terms, and a report is provided for further consultation.
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