Ultrasound Early Obstetric (TVS)

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Ultrasound Early Obstetric (TVS)

An early obstetric ultrasound, also known as Transvaginal Ultrasound (TVS), is performed in early pregnancy (usually within the first trimester) to assess the viability and health of the pregnancy. This procedure involves inserting a probe into the vagina to obtain clearer images of the uterus, ovaries, and developing embryo or fetus. It helps confirm pregnancy, determine gestational age, detect multiple pregnancies, and assess for any early complications such as ectopic pregnancy or miscarriage.

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Frequently Asked Questions

USG OBS is an ultrasound used for obstetric (pregnancy) evaluations.
USG in pregnancy is an ultrasound scan done to monitor the baby’s growth and development and to check the health of the uterus and placenta during pregnancy.
USG in pregnancy is recommended at different stages such as early pregnancy confirmation, dating scan, anomaly scan between 18–22 weeks, and growth scans in later months.
Yes, USG in pregnancy is completely safe. It uses sound waves and does not involve radiation, making it safe for both the mother and the unborn baby.
USG in pregnancy usually takes around 15 to 30 minutes, depending on the type of scan and the stage of pregnancy.
USG in pregnancy helps check the baby’s heartbeat, growth, position, placenta location, amniotic fluid levels, and can detect certain fetal abnormalities.
Usually, 3 to 4 USG scans are done during a normal pregnancy. The exact number may vary depending on medical conditions and your doctor’s advice.

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