Women’s Health Ultrasound & Health Checks
Private diagnostic ultrasound, fertility assessment and comprehensive women’s health checks across Kent and London — with direct access, clear explanations and same-day ultrasound reports.
One women’s health pathway. Multiple areas of expertise.
Women may need ultrasound for reproductive symptoms, abdominal or urinary concerns, breast symptoms, thyroid or neck lumps, vascular problems, sports injuries, hernias, soft-tissue lumps or proactive health screening.
Choose the area you would like assessed.
Preventive ultrasound & comprehensive screening
Full Body Ultrasound & Women’s Wellbeing Checks
A premium first-stop pathway for women who want broader assessment across several body regions in one organised appointment, with optional blood testing and GP review depending on the package selected.
Pelvic & reproductive health
Pelvic, Ovarian & Gynaecological Ultrasound
Assessment of the uterus, endometrium, ovaries, adnexa and pelvic spaces for symptoms, monitoring or reproductive-health questions.
Abdomen · pelvis · urinary tract
Abdominal, Pelvic & Urinary Ultrasound
Choose a focused scan or combine regions when symptoms overlap — particularly abdominal pain, bloating, urinary symptoms, kidney concerns or pelvic symptoms.
Breast & axilla
Breast & Axilla Ultrasound
Focused ultrasound of breast tissue and underarm lymph nodes where clinically appropriate, including peri-implant assessment.
Fertility & cycle assessment
Fertility, Ovarian & Cycle Checks
Pelvic ultrasound and blood-test pathways for fertility planning, ovarian assessment, cycle monitoring and PCOS-related concerns.
Neck · thyroid · small parts
Thyroid, Neck, Lumps & Hernia
High-resolution superficial ultrasound for thyroid concerns, neck lumps, lymph nodes, salivary glands, soft-tissue lumps, groin symptoms and suspected hernia.
Vascular ultrasound
Carotid, DVT & Venous Ultrasound
Doppler and duplex ultrasound for arteries and veins, including carotid plaque and blood-flow assessment, suspected DVT and venous insufficiency.
Muscles & joints
Musculoskeletal Ultrasound
Dynamic ultrasound for pain, injury, swelling and restricted movement affecting muscles, tendons, bursae, ligaments and superficial joints.
Advanced organ health
Liver & Thyroid Health Checks
Focused organ-health pathways combining ultrasound with FibroScan®, UGAP or targeted blood testing depending on the selected package.
All key diagnostic pathways in one place.
If you already know what you need, use these direct links. If you are unsure, choose the body area closest to your concern or call UKSONO for booking guidance.
Abdomen & urinary
Abdominal ultrasound→ Abdomen & pelvis→ Abdomen & urinary tract→ Abdomen, pelvis & urinary→ KUB scan→Breast & superficial
Breast & axilla ultrasound→ Neck & thyroid→ Lymph node scan→ Lump & bump scan→ Groin / inguinal scan→ Hernia ultrasound→Vascular
Carotid duplex→ Leg DVT ultrasound→ Arm DVT ultrasound→ Venous insufficiency / varicose veins→ Abdominal aorta / AAA→
From focused reassurance to comprehensive screening.
Choose a standalone ultrasound or a broader health-check pathway combining multiple ultrasound regions with blood tests and clinician review where included.
If you have a new breast lump and are aged 40 or over, national symptomatic breast pathways commonly use mammography as part of specialist triple assessment. Please contact your GP where urgent breast referral is appropriate.
Where a transvaginal scan would improve pelvic assessment, it is optional, explained beforehand and performed only with your explicit consent.
Severe sudden pain, heavy bleeding, fainting, chest pain, acute shortness of breath or suspected stroke symptoms require the appropriate NHS urgent or emergency pathway rather than routine private screening.
What Our Patients Say
Women’s health ultrasound FAQs.
Do I need a GP referral?
No. You can self-refer for most UKSONO ultrasound scans and health checks. Your report can be sent to your GP or specialist if you give consent.
Which scan should I choose for pelvic pain, bloating or lower abdominal discomfort?
A pelvic scan may suit symptoms centred on the lower pelvis. If symptoms overlap with the abdomen or urinary tract, a combined Abdomen & Pelvis or Abdomen, Pelvis & Urinary Tract scan may provide broader assessment.
What is the difference between a pelvic scan and an abdomen & pelvis scan?
A pelvic ultrasound focuses on the uterus, endometrium, ovaries and adnexal regions. An Abdomen & Pelvis scan additionally assesses major abdominal organs such as the liver, gallbladder, kidneys, pancreas, spleen and abdominal aorta where visible.
What is the difference between a pelvic scan and a fertility health check?
A pelvic scan is an imaging examination. Fertility health checks combine a fertility-focused pelvic ultrasound with selected blood tests such as AMH or hormonal markers depending on the chosen package.
Can I book breast ultrasound directly?
Yes. UKSONO offers private breast and axilla ultrasound. Some symptoms, particularly a new breast lump in patients aged 40 or over, may still be better managed through an NHS symptomatic breast pathway that can include mammography and specialist assessment.
Can I combine several ultrasound scans in one appointment?
Yes. UKSONO offers combined Abdomen & Pelvis, Abdomen & Urinary Tract, Abdomen, Pelvis & Urinary Tract, Full Body Ultrasound and broader wellbeing packages.
What is included in the Women’s Full Body Ultrasound?
The female Full Body Ultrasound includes assessment of the neck and thyroid, carotid arteries, abdominal organs, kidneys and urinary tract, bladder and female pelvic organs. Exact inclusions are confirmed on the dedicated service page.
What is the difference between Full Body Ultrasound and Women’s Wellbeing Check?
Full Body Ultrasound is imaging-focused. The Women’s Wellbeing Check combines multi-region ultrasound with a broad blood-test panel and online GP review. Premium options add wider ultrasound coverage.
Can ultrasound assess thyroid lumps, lymph nodes and soft-tissue lumps?
Yes. UKSONO offers dedicated Neck & Thyroid, Lymph Node and Lump & Bump ultrasound services, as well as groin and hernia scans.
Which vascular scans are available for women?
UKSONO offers Carotid Duplex, DVT ultrasound for the leg or arm, Venous Insufficiency / Varicose Vein assessment and Abdominal Aorta (AAA) ultrasound.
Can I book an MSK ultrasound for shoulder or joint pain?
Yes. UKSONO provides musculoskeletal ultrasound for the shoulder, elbow, wrist, hand, hip, thigh/hamstring, knee, calf, ankle, foot and Achilles regions.
Will I receive my report the same day?
Yes. Ultrasound findings are normally explained and the written report is issued on the same day. Reports are sent by email, and an optional mobile-app report pathway may also be available. With your consent, the report can be sent to your GP.
Can the report be sent directly to my GP?
Yes. If you provide consent and the correct GP details, UKSONO can share your ultrasound report with your GP or other relevant clinician.
Is a transvaginal pelvic scan compulsory?
No. Where a transvaginal scan may improve pelvic assessment, it is explained beforehand and performed only with your explicit consent.
Is ultrasound safe?
Diagnostic ultrasound uses high-frequency sound waves and does not use ionising radiation.
Where can I attend for a women’s health scan?
UKSONO Healthcare provides private ultrasound and health checks in Tunbridge Wells, Orpington and Canary Wharf, with service availability varying by scan and location.
Your report, ready when you need it.
After your ultrasound, the main findings are explained clearly and your written report is normally issued the same day.
Choose your women’s health scan.
Explore the relevant service above or contact UKSONO Healthcare if you need help finding the most appropriate booking pathway.