✅ Safe, painless & quick imaging.
✅ Detects abnormalities in the uterus, ovaries, and bladder.
✅ Helps diagnose gynecological conditions like fibroids, cysts & endometriosis.
✅ Essential for pregnancy monitoring & fertility assessment.
✅ Irregular or heavy menstrual bleeding.
✅ Severe pelvic pain or discomfort.
✅ Unexplained bloating or swelling in the lower abdomen.
✅ Recurrent miscarriages or difficulty conceiving.
✅ Fibroids, ovarian cysts, or endometriosis symptoms.
✅ Urinary problems or bladder-related issues.
✔️ Performed over the lower abdomen using a gel-based probe.
✔️ Provides a broad view of pelvic organs like the uterus, ovaries, and bladder.
✔️ Commonly used for pregnancy scans & large fibroid detection.
✔️ A thin probe is gently inserted into the vagina for clearer images.
✔️ Gives a detailed view of the uterus, ovaries, and endometrial lining.
✔️ Used for infertility assessment, cysts, fibroids & early pregnancy evaluation.
✅Uterine Fibroids– Non-cancerous growths causing heavy periods & pain.
✅ Ovarian Cysts & Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS)– Fluid-filled sacs on ovaries.
✅ Endometriosis– Abnormal tissue growth outside the uterus.
✅ Pelvic Inflammatory Disease (PID)– Infection affecting reproductive organs.
✅ Bladder Disorders & Urinary Issues.
✅ Ectopic Pregnancy & Pregnancy Complications.
✔️ Drink plenty of water before the test (a full bladder helps better imaging).
✔️ Wear loose, comfortable clothing.
✔️ Empty your bladder before the test for better imaging.
✔️ No special preparation is needed.
No, a pelvic ultrasound is painless and non-invasive. A transvaginal scan may cause mild discomfort, but it is not painful.
A pelvic ultrasound typically takes 15-30 minutes.
Yes, a pelvic ultrasound can confirm pregnancy, detect ectopic pregnancy, and monitor fetal growth.
Yes! Ultrasounds use sound waves, not radiation, making them completely safe for women of all ages, including pregnant women.
✔️ If you have gynecological issues, irregular periods, or pelvic pain, your doctor may recommend routine scans.
✔️ Pregnant women require multiple ultrasounds for fetal monitoring.
✔️ While a pelvic ultrasound can detect abnormal growths (like ovarian or uterine masses), further tests (MRI, biopsy) are needed for cancer diagnosis.