Probe Uterine

A uterine probe is a medical instrument that is used to examine the cervix and uterine cavity. It has the shape of a thin metal smoothly curved rod with divisions at the end, which ends in an olive.

A uterine probe is used to diagnose various diseases of the cervix and uterus, such as erosion, cysts, polyps, cancer and others. It can also be used to measure the length of the cervix and determine its status.

Before using a uterine probe, it is necessary to carry out preparation, which includes cleaning the vagina and cervix using special solutions and instruments. After this, the probe is inserted into the cervix and advanced into the uterine cavity.

During the examination, the uterine probe allows the doctor to determine the condition of the cervix and its length, as well as identify the presence of tumors or other pathological changes.

However, like any other medical instrument, a uterine probe can cause discomfort and pain in the patient. Therefore, before using the probe, it is necessary to carefully prepare and carry out all the necessary procedures to reduce discomfort.

A modern approach to diagnosing pathology of the reproductive system is impossible without the use of advanced technologies, one of which is the study of the condition of the cervix and organ cavity using a uterine probe. This device, similar in appearance to a regular medical thermometer, gets its name because it can measure the distance from the top of the pharynx to the mouth of the uterus.

The use of this tool is advisable if there are certain indications, including the following:

- identification of developmental anomalies and pathologies of the uterus itself; - diagnosis of genital warts; - detection of polyps and fibroids;