Female Pelvic Scan

Pelvic Scan£145

What Is This Scan For?: At UKSONO Healthcare, our Pelvic Scan is designed to thoroughly assess the uterus and ovaries, helping identify any potential issues affecting your reproductive health. Whether you’re experiencing pelvic pain, abnormal bleeding, or simply need a routine check-up, this scan offers valuable insight into your pelvic organs and overall health.

What Does This Scan Check?:

  • Uterus: We check for the presence of fibroids, polyps, or other abnormalities in the uterine lining.
  • Ovaries: We assess for ovarian cysts, tumors, or other irregularities that could affect your fertility or overall reproductive health.
  • Pelvic Abnormalities: The scan also looks for any structural issues or signs of conditions like endometriosis or adenomyosis, which can impact your pelvic health and cause discomfort.

What To Expect During the Scan: The Pelvic Scan is a quick, non-invasive procedure that usually lasts 10-15 minutes. Depending on your symptoms and the clarity of the images, the scan may be done transabdominally (over the abdomen) or transvaginally (internally through the vaginal canal).

For transabdominal scans, a small amount of gel will be applied to your abdomen, and the ultrasound probe will be moved over your skin to capture clear images of your pelvic organs. If a transvaginal scan is necessary for a clearer view, we will ask for your written consent before proceeding, and we will ensure that you feel comfortable throughout the process.

Preparation Required: For a transabdominal scan, you’ll need to arrive with a full bladder. This helps improve the clarity of the images and provides a clearer view of your pelvic organs. If a transvaginal scan is required, no bladder preparation is necessary.

At UKSONO Healthcare, your comfort and care are our top priority. Our experienced sonographers provide a professional and confidential environment, ensuring you feel at ease throughout the process. After your scan, you will receive a detailed diagnostic report that can be shared with your healthcare provider to guide any next steps.