Transvaginal & Transabdominal Ultrasound Scanning
Transvaginal & Transabdominal Ultrasound Scanning
For Precise Women's Health Evaluation
Ultrasound scanning allows us to see inside the body without the need for radiation or surgery; it is a crucial component of gynecological and fertility care. Depending on what we need to evaluate, our clinic offers both transvaginal and transabdominal ultrasound scans. We can use the high-quality images from these painless and safe scans to help with diagnosis, treatment, and prenatal care.
What Makes Them Different?
Ultrasound transvaginal
Close-up views of the uterus, ovaries, and pelvis are made possible by carefully inserting a tiny, specially made probe into the vagina. Particularly in the early stages of pregnancy or when assessing fertility, this scan frequently provides more detail than an abdominal scan.
Ultrasound Transabdominal
A probe and conductive gel are used to perform the scan over the surface of your lower abdomen. It is frequently used later in pregnancy or when a less invasive view is desired because it offers a broader view of the pelvic area.
What Is the Use of These Scans?
- Research on fertility
- Tracking the development of follicles or ovulation
- Identifying the causes of abnormal bleeding or pelvic pain
- Examining for endometriosis, fibroids, or cysts
- Early pregnancy evaluation
- Regular prenatal care
What to anticipate
To enhance image quality, you might be asked to arrive with a comfortably full bladder for a transabdominal scan. No special preparation is required for a transvaginal scan, and the process is usually quick and well-tolerated. Our experts make sure you are comfortable and private at all times while explaining each step.
Why Pick Our Clinic?
We combine a compassionate, considerate approach with cutting-edge imaging technology. Our staff is skilled in using the most gentle techniques to perform both kinds of ultrasounds, ensuring that you are comfortable, supported, and informed.
Schedule Your Scan
Make an appointment with us right now if you’ve been referred for a transvaginal or transabdominal ultrasound or if you just want a comprehensive fertility and gynecology examination.