Do Virgins get the ultrasound wand through they anus?

Completely out of curiosity. but how do virgins get pelvic ultrasounds? also does the doctor insert his fingers?

They would usually get either a transabdominal or transrectal ultrasound instead of transvaginal, yes.

From personal experience I can confirm at least in my case the scab was performed via " the back passage" she she termed it.

How did that go?

This is not my area of expertise, but many years ago I learned that the term virgin meant not having had sex, or more specifically, not having had genital penetration sex. The term virgin can still be used even if the person has inserted something else. The use of a tampon, diva cup, contraceptive sponge, diaphragm, vaginal suppository, douche, swab, speculum, finger, or hairbrush handle does not change the virgin status.

If the question is can the doctor reasonably fit a large ultrasound wand inside, then that is a matter of opening size, flexibility, hymen obstruction, and overall development. That is not a question of virginity, neither dependent on, nor altering the status of.

I would like to add… while I understand some cultures, religions, or people put a very high importance on this status, I personally find the checking, the verification, monitoring, proving, declassifying, and overall obsessing with virginity to be ridiculous, unnecessary, and having no significant positive impact to a person’s mental health. There are so many pieces to the puzzle of human sexuality, personal growth, and aquired experience. Giving this one thing a name, and then saying someone else took it from you, or you gave it to them, all seems like a waist of effort. Why not first orgasm? First kiss? First time leaving a wet spot? First time shaving? First involuntary erection? First damp panties? First time with a blindfold? First time you sniffed your own finger? It all feels like trying to assign points and score people based on someone else’s values. A person’s first time can still be meaningful and memorable, but should not be used to pass judgement just because of someone else’s obsession.

(Stepping down from soapbox)

If we are talking real ife - The image return quality on abdominal and pelvic ultrasound is much higher than it used to be and continues to improve so this is becoming more useful. The problem with a transvaginal / rectal in a young lady who has never had sexual activity or who has an intact hymen is going to be discomfort and anxiety. There's a lot of silliness you may read on the internet that it's no different than inserting a tampon. The transducer end of the wand is in no way the same diameter as a tampon, and you have to rotate the wand once it's inside the vagina or anus to image the structures you are targeting. So you end up creating a lot of discomfort, pain, anxiety...which in turn makes the patient pull away or flinch during the exam...which meanas that you have a useless image returned.

As far as a rectal or vaginal finger it's going to depend on what you are trying to diagnose...there is a virginal sized speculum that might be used as well. The bottom line, in a real life exam, is that the doctor needs to determine what method of examination allows the best outcome for a correct diagnosis. If you are dealing with the possibility of PCOS vs Endometriosis vs cervical polyps you take a logical sytematic approach to things.

As far as tearing the hymenal ring if present...it all depends on individual anatomy. It may or may not happen. And it may depend on the skill level of the doctor vs a random consequence in the same way that it's not out of the question for a doctor to perforate the uterus through direct negligence or simply because things happen. Malpractice insurance exists for a number of reasons including complications that a doctor creates or those that are a random risk and no fault of the person performing the procedure.

I'm not saying that doctors don't do these things without thinking through the value of ewhat they are doing.... they do al the time .... there are a lot of other very uncomfortable procedures that don't yield a lot of value or in many cases create false positive issues.

I had my first transvaginal ultrasound when I was a virgin and they did it vaginally. It was very painful and I was highly anxious but unfortunately it was necessary. I already knew I had a medical fetish at this point, so once I got over the shock I actually enjoyed it a tiny bit! I think the most memorable moment was when they angled the wand down and I could feel it pushing on my rectum, whilst also stretching my vagina wide. That, and the initial insertion, where there was definitely a sensation of something breaking. No need for two guesses on what that was...