Ultrasound-guided trans-abdominal infusion is a procedure in which normal saline or lactated ringer’s solution is infused into the uterus during pregnancy in case of premature ruptures of membranes through the apt usage and guidance of ultrasound. At Rhea IVF and Women’s Hospital, we try our absolute best to guarantee all our patients the best possible outcome. We want to be prepped and prepared for all the outcomes and problems that can arise during the course of your pregnancy. As we are focused on implementing safe and effective methods of medical practice, we make sure to utilise only the safest techniques with minimal risks involved. Under the guidance of our expert Dr K Shanmugavadivu, Rhea IVF and Women’s Hospital is at the forefront of innovation and progress in women’s health. As a given, we make it a point to learn and adapt to new and innovative methods of gynaecological medicine to provide all our patients with the best possible surgical outcome.
During Ultrasound guided amino infusion, the doctor will use ultrasound to locate the safest spot for the procedure, which doesn’t affect the baby or the umbilical cord, a small thin needle will be inserted to induce amino infusion into your uterus. This procedure usually lasts for one or two hours.
Adenomyoma can increase the frequency of preterm labour and membrane ruptures. As it usually tends to grow from the endometrial tissue, it can also affect implantation, damage fertilised eggs, and inhibit embryo growth and development. Though there is no direct epidemiological evidence that proves this, analysing indirect and available data can make a good case for how adenomyoma affects fertility.
At Rhea IVF and Women’s Hospital, we promised holistic and comprehensive solutions for women’s health. As one of the best IVF centres and women’s Hospitals in Kallakrichi, we aim to advance and inspire progress in all areas related to women’s health and well-being.
