In order to see accurately and clearly, there will be fewer missed diagnoses and fewer misdiagnoses, thus saving money for patients. Because if you don't hold your urine enough, it will lead to unclear vision. If you can't see clearly, you won't be able to diagnose accurately. Fa

In order to see accurately and clearly, there will be fewer missed diagnoses, fewer misdiagnoses, and save money for patients.

Yes, it is for the sake of patients and for your own good! ! ! !

Because if you don’t hold in your urine enough, you will not be able to see clearly. If you cannot see clearly, you will not be able to diagnose accurately. Failure to diagnose is a waste of money.

So I ask you to hold your urine until you can see clearly! !

Which items require holding back urine?

1. Urinary tract examination;

2. Gynecological ultrasonic examination

Urinary tract ultrasound can clearly show the condition of the bladder wall after holding back urine.

Gynecological ultrasound is mainly because the uterus is behind the bladder and is interfered by intestinal gas, resulting in unclear display. Therefore, the bladder needs to be pushed open after holding urine, and the bladder is pressed against the uterus, so that the uterus can be seen more clearly, which helps to make a clear diagnosis.

If it is really difficult to hold back urine, and if you have a history of sexual intercourse, you can switch to transvaginal ultrasound. Transvaginal ultrasound gynecological does not require holding back urine and is clear. The disadvantage is that it is dozens of dollars more expensive than transabdominal ultrasound.

It is indeed a dilemma sometimes.

The patient felt that he had endured enough, but the doctor really could not see clearly. What to do with

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1. You can empty your stool in advance to reduce gas interference;

2. After holding in your urine, communicate with the triage desk in time. Generally, you can jump in the queue for re-examination after holding in your urine, because it is understandable for people to have three emergencies.

Finally, it is really uncomfortable to hold in your urine. I hope good communication can soothe your uncomfortable mind. If you meet an ultrasound doctor who makes you hold your urine repeatedly, he may be a responsible doctor who adheres to the principle of no clear vision report. If he writes you that the report is unclear due to gas interference, then you need to choose other examinations, such as CT or MRI, which may be more expensive and more complicated!

hopes to have more communication and less misunderstandings!