Menstruation is considered a natural phenomenon of a woman's body, occurring monthly in cycles, starting from the time a woman reaches puberty and is especially important in the reproductive age. However, sometimes menstruation is a concern for many women because of painful menstrual cramps.

Gynecological ultrasound is a common form of gynecological examination, helping doctors assess the physiological and reproductive health of women. Through ultrasound images, doctors can detect abnormalities in the uterus, ovaries and pelvic organs.

Gynecological ultrasound plays an important role in helping doctors assess the physiological and reproductive health of women. Through ultrasound images, doctors can detect abnormal symptoms in the uterus, ovaries and pelvic organs, thereby providing appropriate and effective treatment measures.

Gynecological Doppler ultrasound is considered one of the most popular and widely used imaging diagnostic tools today in most medical facilities for gynecological examination and treatment. This method not only helps to evaluate gynecological diseases but also helps to provide appropriate treatment indications for each specific patient.

Endometrial thickness is a parameter commonly measured on routine gynecological ultrasound and MRI. The shape and thickness of the endometrium depends on whether the patient is of reproductive age or postmenopausal and, if of reproductive age, when the patient is examined in the menstrual cycle.

Health check-up and fertility assessment are necessary tests when examining infertility or checking the reproductive health of couples who are wishing to have children.