General abdominal ultrasound services

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General abdominal ultrasound will show the location of pain, tumors in the organs in the abdomen, from which the doctor will perform screening, monitor the health and promptly handle any abnormalities.

Anyone can be ordered by a doctor for a general abdominal ultrasound during a physical exam. However, the following subjects should schedule physical exams, general abdominal ultrasound and periodic screening for early detection of dangerous diseases involving intra-abdominal organs:

  • Infants and young children: Doctors appoint ultrasound for children in cases such as gastroesophageal reflux disease, liver, kidney, bladder diseases, sugar related diseases. intestine…
  • Pregnant women: During pregnancy, mothers need to have periodic ultrasound as prescribed by a doctor to monitor the development of the fetus and detect if there are abnormalities in pregnancy.
  • People who want to be screened for cancer: Ultrasound of the abdomen will contribute to diagnosing some signs of cancer in the liver, stomach ...
  • People with gastrointestinal diseases: General abdominal ultrasound helps detect gastrointestinal problems such as stomach pain, appendicitis, inflammation of the small intestine, intussusception in children, pyloric hypertrophy.
  • People with colon disease: General abdominal ultrasound helps detect diseases such as intestinal obstruction, intestinal obstruction, thick colon wall ...

GENERAL INFORMATION
What is general abdominal ultrasound?

General abdominal ultrasound is a subclinical test method prescribed by the doctor when the patient is examined for diseases related to the organs in the abdomen, thereby assessing the damage to organs such as : liver, bile, kidney, bladder, prostate, uterus, ovary, peritoneal tumor and retroperitoneal tumor ... General abdominal ultrasound also helps early detect digestive tract diseases, appendicitis , inflammation of the small intestine, intussusception, pyloric hypertrophy.
What to prepare when going to an abdominal ultrasound?

Usually when going for a general abdominal ultrasound, the patient does not need to prepare anything in advance, but for some diseases such as gallbladder disease, the patient needs to abstain from certain foods, drink water or hold urine for a few times. hours before the scan.

In addition, when going to a doctor in general and an abdominal ultrasound in particular, it is advisable to wear a comfortable, loose-fitting outfit for easy removal when performing the ultrasound.
Steps to perform a general abdominal ultrasound

Step 1: When the patient is ready, the doctor will apply a gel to the ultrasound area. This gel works to make the probe of the machine in contact with the body. Limit the air invasion between the transducer and the body.

Step 2: The doctor uses a transducer function to both transmit and receive ultrasonic waves against the patient's skin and scan it on the body areas to be examined. The process is extremely gentle so the patient will not feel pain or discomfort.

Step 3:

At the end of the ultrasound, the doctor will wipe off the gel on the body, instructing to wait for the results.

According to Dr. Dao Thi Ngoc Loan, Former Head of Nutrition Department Pham Ngoc Thach Hospital, Doctor of System Nutrition Center - Nutrihome Motor Medicine, ultrasound is a subclinical method in medicine, very safe, helping Early detection of diseases and assisting doctors in more accurate diagnosis.

At Nutrihome, procedures for examination, counseling, testing, ultrasound (including general abdominal ultrasound) and nutritional treatment are scientifically built from examination, diagnostic testing, and construction of the mouth. daily meals.

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