Private Pelvic Ultrasound Scan | Tunbridge Wells, Orpington & Canary Wharf | UKSONO Healthcare
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Private Pelvic Ultrasound Scan with Same-Day Results

A private pelvic ultrasound scan for women assessing the uterus, endometrium, ovaries, adnexa and pelvic spaces. This may include a transabdominal scan and an optional transvaginal scan where clinically appropriate and only with your consent.

From £185 Same-day report No GP referral needed Optional transvaginal scan 3 clinic locations
Private pelvic ultrasound scan at UKSONO Healthcare
Same-day report Clear written report suitable for your GP, gynaecologist or fertility specialist.
No referral needed Self-referral is welcome. You can book directly online.
Consent-led care Transvaginal scanning is optional and only performed with your consent.
Choose your clinic Book in Tunbridge Wells, Orpington or Canary Wharf.

Choose your clinic location

Select the clinic most convenient for you and book securely online. Prices may differ by location.

Kent Clinic

Tunbridge Wells

Private pelvic ultrasound scan with same-day written report.

£185
No GP referral needed
Same-day report
Optional transvaginal scan with consent
Book Tunbridge Wells
South East London / Kent

Orpington

Convenient private pelvic ultrasound appointment for Orpington and nearby areas.

£185
No GP referral needed
Same-day report
Optional transvaginal scan with consent
Book Orpington
Important: Please choose the correct exam and clinic location when booking. Prices may differ by location.

What your pelvic ultrasound can assess

This scan provides a focused assessment of the womb, ovaries and surrounding pelvic structures.

01

Uterus & endometrium

Assessment of the womb size, shape, position, muscle pattern and lining of the womb, including features of fibroids, polyps or adenomyosis where visible.

02

Ovaries & adnexa

Assessment of ovarian size, follicles, cysts, masses and surrounding adnexal regions, with Doppler where clinically appropriate.

03

Pelvic spaces

Review of the Pouch of Douglas and pelvic spaces for free fluid, masses or signs that may require further clinical review.

Why patients book this scan

  • Pelvic or lower abdominal pain
  • Heavy, painful, irregular or postmenopausal bleeding
  • Suspected fibroids, ovarian cysts or PCOS
  • Bloating, pelvic pressure or feeling of fullness
  • Baseline fertility or IVF assessment
  • Follow-up imaging where NHS waiting times are long

How to prepare

  • You may need a comfortably full bladder for the transabdominal part of the scan
  • You can usually eat and drink as normal
  • Wear a two-piece outfit where possible
  • Bring previous reports if available
  • Transvaginal scanning is optional and consent-led

Upgrade your scan

Choose a combined scan if your symptoms may involve the abdomen, urinary tract, or wider women’s health concerns.

Expanded Coverage

Abdomen & Pelvis

Combines abdominal and pelvic assessment in one appointment.

£300
Assesses abdominal organs and pelvic organs
Suitable where symptoms overlap
Explore scan
Women’s Health

Follicular Tracking

Serial ultrasound scans to monitor follicle development and endometrial thickness during your cycle.

From £185
Useful for fertility planning
Cycle monitoring support
Explore scan

Frequently asked questions

Do I need a GP referral?
No. You can book directly online. Your same-day report can be shared with your GP, gynaecologist or fertility specialist.
What is included in a pelvic ultrasound scan?
A pelvic ultrasound usually assesses the uterus, endometrium, ovaries, adnexa and pelvic spaces. It may include a transabdominal scan and an optional transvaginal scan where clinically appropriate.
Do I have to have a transvaginal scan?
No. A transvaginal scan is optional and is only performed with your informed consent. You can decline or change your mind at any time.
Can this scan detect fibroids, ovarian cysts and PCOS?
Yes. Pelvic ultrasound is commonly used to assess fibroids, ovarian cysts and features that may support a diagnosis of PCOS. Your report will describe the findings clearly.
Can a pelvic ultrasound see endometriosis?
Ultrasound can detect some endometriosis-related findings, such as endometriomas and some deep disease features. Small or superficial endometriosis may not be visible and may require specialist assessment.
Can I have a pelvic ultrasound during my period?
Yes, you can usually be scanned during your period. In some cases, timing the scan to a particular part of your cycle may be more helpful, depending on your symptoms.
How long does the appointment take?
Most pelvic ultrasound appointments take around 20–30 minutes, including a short clinical history, the scan and explanation of the key findings.
Will I get my results the same day?
Yes. Your sonographer will explain the main findings during your visit, and a written report will be provided the same day.
Is pelvic ultrasound safe?
Yes. Ultrasound uses sound waves and does not use ionising radiation.
What happens if something abnormal is found?
Your report will outline the findings and suitable next steps, which may include GP review, gynaecology referral, blood tests, repeat imaging or further investigation where appropriate.

Book your private pelvic ultrasound

Choose Tunbridge Wells, Orpington or Canary Wharf. Same-day report and no GP referral required.

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Pelvic Ultrasound · From £185 · Same-day report · Optional transvaginal scan

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