Indications for the Scan
- Persistent heavy vaginal bleeding after delivery
- Severe and continuous pelvic pain
- Unexplained fever or suspected postpartum infection
- Sudden cessation of normal lochia flow
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A high-resolution scan designed to ensure the uterus is clear of placenta or tissue remnants post-delivery, preventing bleeding and infections while ensuring a safe and healthy postpartum recovery.
Scientific name: Transvaginal Ultrasound for Retained Products of Conception (RPOC)
A specialized transvaginal ultrasound scan used to detect retained placental tissue or membranes after delivery. It helps diagnose causes of abnormal bleeding and persistent pain to ensure timely medical intervention.
Service type
Radiology and Ultrasound
Duration
20-30 minutes
Fasting
Fasting is not required
Included Services
- High-resolution Transvaginal Ultrasound
- Detailed Radiologist Medical Report
- Uterine Blood Flow Assessment (if needed)
Medical Service Information
Benefits of the Procedure
- Prevents sudden severe hemorrhage
- Reduces the risk of uterine infections or sepsis
- Ensures proper uterine involution to pre-pregnancy state
- Avoids emergency D&C procedures through early diagnosis
Frequently Asked Questions
- Is the scan painful? It is generally painless, though you may feel slight pressure
- When should I have it? Ideally if symptoms arise within the first 6 weeks postpartum
- Is abdominal ultrasound enough? Transvaginal is more accurate for uterine cavity details
Conditions & Notices
- Empty bladder completely before the transvaginal procedure
- Provide previous delivery or C-section medical records
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