If you have a period can still an transvaginal ultrasound?

It depends on the reason for the ultrasound and the amount of bleeding you are experiencing. In some cases, a transvaginal ultrasound can still be performed while you have your period, but in other cases, it may be better to wait until your period is over.

In general, a transvaginal ultrasound can be performed while you have your period, if:

* The purpose of the ultrasound is to evaluate the uterus or ovaries.

* You are not bleeding heavily.

* You are comfortable with having the ultrasound performed.

If the ultrasound is being performed to evaluate the uterus or ovaries, the fluid from your period can actually help to improve the visibility of these organs. However, if you are bleeding heavily, the fluid from your period can obscure the view of the organs, making it difficult to get a clear image. In this case, it may be better to wait until your period is over.

If you are uncomfortable with having the ultrasound performed while you are menstruating, it is important to talk to your doctor. They will be able to discuss your options and help you decide what is best for you.

Here are some tips for managing your period while having a transvaginal ultrasound:

* Use a tampon or menstrual cup to minimize the amount of bleeding.

* Bring a pad or pantyliner with you in case you need to change it during the procedure.

* Relax and try to stay as comfortable as possible.

* Ask the doctor or sonographer any questions you have about the procedure.