Transvaginal Ultrasound

Hi Paper_Doll! Its normal to be anxious and nervous but really there's nothing to be scared or get worried of. The Ob-gynes are experts in their fields and they will ask for your medical history. Don't be hesitant to tell her everything you feel that the doctor needs to know. And you can also say it;s you first time and really its not painful (at least in my experiences with transvi). Whatever the result is, you really have to face it sooner or later, so why postpone it? Your colleague is right, you need to see one so you can rule out whatever problem there is. And, for every problem, there are solutions to it. So the OB will be there to explain everything to you, the pros and cons. The key is don't be shy or afraid to ask questions. Most OBs are really kind and patient to answer our concerns.

I have tried Trans V when for my first month of pregnancy. And I even feel anxious. Its just a fear of the unknown. Well, you just might feel uncomfortable during the procedure. I guess you know how will they do Trans V. You can have your husband with you to give you support.

hi Paper--doll do not borrow trouble just get looked at and know yo you are fine and then you can rest comfortably knowing you are healthy .If you do have problems they can be treated and you will be okay again so do no fret it.I advise a woman gyn ob as she is much gentler when examining us in those tender areas. lol and your health provider covers it so go do it.

Well don't worry much just hope for the best and I wish you good luck my friend!

actually I also have no idea about this, I am also married and I am not pregnant also so I guess i have to visit a gyne too. I too get scared when to comes to going to a doctor. We are in the same boat and i wish all good happens to us and we have positive results. Thanks for sharing and have a wonderful day ahead.