USG Whole Abdomen
Stomach pain, stones, liver, kidney
6 hours fasting and a full bladder. Drink 4–5 glasses of water 1 hour before
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Ultrasound (USG) & pregnancy scans
Abdomen, pelvis, TVS, follicle studies and every pregnancy scan from dating to Doppler, at Madhyamgram and Chinar Park.
Scans
Ultrasound we do
USG Lower Abdomen / Pelvis
Uterus, ovaries, bladder, kidney stones
Full bladder. Drink 4–5 glasses of water 1 hour before
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Transvaginal Scan (TVS)
Uterus, ovaries, PCOS, early pregnancy
Empty bladder
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Pregnancy Scan (Obstetric USG)
Baby's growth and position
Early pregnancy: full bladder. Later scans: no preparation
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NT Scan (11–13 weeks)
Early screening for chromosome problems
Between 11 and 13+6 weeks. Book early
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Anomaly Scan / TIFFA (18–22 weeks)
Detailed check of baby's organs
Between 18 and 22 weeks. Allow 30–45 minutes
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Obstetric Doppler
Blood flow to the baby
No preparation
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Fetal Echocardiography
Detailed check of baby's heart
Usually 20–24 weeks, as advised
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USG Breast
Breast lump or pain
No preparation
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Pregnancy
Your pregnancy scan timeline
Most pregnancies need four or five scans. Your gynaecologist sets the exact plan. Book early for NT and anomaly scans, because they must fall in a fixed week range.
6–9
wks
wks
Dating & viability scanConfirms the pregnancy, heartbeat and due date
11–13
wks
wks
NT scan + double markerEarly screening for chromosome problems
18–22
wks
wks
Anomaly scan (TIFFA)Detailed check of the baby's organs
20–24
wks
wks
Fetal echoFocused scan of the baby's heart, if advised
28+
wks
wks
Growth scan & DopplerBaby's weight, fluid and blood flow
Preparation
How to prepare for your scan
Getting this right avoids a repeat visit. If you are unsure, message us.
- Whole abdomen6 hours fasting + full bladder
- Lower abdomen / pelvisFull bladder: 4–5 glasses of water 1 hour before
- Transvaginal (TVS)Empty bladder
- Early pregnancy (under 12 weeks)Full bladder
- Later pregnancy scansNo preparation
- Follicle studyEmpty bladder, from about day 9–10 of the cycle
Specialists
Who does your scan
How should I prepare for an ultrasound?
For a whole-abdomen USG, come 6 hours fasting with a full bladder. For a pelvic or early pregnancy scan, drink 4–5 glasses of water an hour before and do not pass urine. A transvaginal scan (TVS) needs an empty bladder.
Is ultrasound safe in pregnancy?
Yes. Ultrasound uses sound waves, not X-rays, and is the standard way to check a baby's growth. Your doctor decides how many scans you need.
Can my husband or a family member come in with me?
Yes, one person can usually accompany you. Tell the desk when you arrive.
Book your scan today
Tell us the scan and your weeks of pregnancy. We will give you the next available slot.