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Ultrasound imaging is not only used during pregnancy but also to examine solid organs and tissues throughout the body. It can help detect early stages of many illnesses, including cancer. Ultrasound is commonly used to diagnose gallstones, investigate causes of infections and heavy or painful periods, assess issues with the testes, and determine the nature of soft tissue lumps and bumps.
What we access?
Why get this scan?
There are many reasons to have this scan, including abnormal blood tests, upper abdominal pain or discomfort, infections, a family history of gallstones, or simply for peace of mind.
How do I prepare?
For this scan to give accurate results you must fast for 6 hours prior to your appointment. We would advise diabetic clients to book morning appointments.
What will I receive?
What we access?
Why get this scan?
There are a number of reasons why you may require this scan including, reoccurring urinary tract infections, new onset of high blood pressure, abnormal blood tests, blood in the urine, nocturnal micturition (urinating through the night) or simply peace of mind.
How do I prepare?
For this scan to give accurate results it is best you attend with a full bladder.
What will I receive?
What we access?
Why get this scan?
There are a number of reasons why you may require this scan including, lower abdominal pain, bloating, irregular periods, heavy or painful periods, post-menopausal bleeding, ovarian screening, the location of your IUD or simply for peace of mind.
How do I prepare?
For this scan to give accurate results it is best you attend with a full bladder.
Please note transvaginal imaging may be required to complete this scan (see FAQs)
What will I receive?
What we access?
Why get this scan?
There are a number of reasons why you may require this scan including, pain, pulsating feeling in your stomach, family history for aortic aneurysm or simply peace of mind.
How do I prepare?
For this scan to give accurate results it is best you fast for 6 hours prior to your appointment. We would advise diabetic patients to book a morning appointment.
What will I receive?
What we access?
Why get this scan?
There are a number of reasons why you may require this scan including, pain, abnormal blood tests, recurring infections, blood in urine, nocturnal micturition (urinating during the night) or simply peace of mind.
How do I prepare?
For this scan to give accurate results it is best you attend with a full bladder. You must fast for 6 hours prior to your appointment but take sips of water. We would advise diabetic patients to book a morning appointment.
What will I receive?
What we access?
Why get this scan?
There are a number of reasons why you may require this scan including, pain, abnormal blood tests, recurring infections, heavy, painful periods or a change in menstruation, bloating or simply for peace of mind.
How do I prepare?
For this scan to give accurate results it is best you attend with a full bladder. You must fast for 6 hours prior to your appointment but take sips of water. We would advise diabetic patients to book a morning appointment.
Please note transvaginal imaging may be required to complete this scan (see FAQs).
What will I receive?
What we access?
Why get this scan?
There are a number of reasons why you may require this scan including, abnormal blood tests, fatigue, lumps in the anterior neck, difficulty swallowing or simply peace of mind.
How do I prepare?
No preparation required.
What will I receive?
What we access?
Why get this scan?
There are a number of reasons why you may require this scan including, pain, swelling, injury, lumps in the testicles or surrounding tissue or just peace of mind.
How do I prepare?
No preparation required.
What will I receive?
What we access?
How do I prepare?
No preparation required.
What will I receive?
What we access?
Why get this scan?
There are many reasons to have this scan, including abnormal blood tests, upper abdominal pain or discomfort, infections, a family history of gallstones, or simply for peace of mind.
How do I prepare?
For this scan to give accurate results you must fast for 6 hours prior to your appointment. We would advise diabetic clients to book morning appointments.
What will I receive?
What we access?
Why get this scan?
There are a number of reasons why you may require this scan including, recurring urinary tract infections, new onset of high blood pressure, abnormal blood tests, blood in the urine, nocturnal micturition (urinating through the night) or simply peace of mind.
How do I prepare?
For this scan to give accurate results it is best you attend with a full bladder.
What will I receive?
What we access?
Why get this scan?
There are a number of reasons why you may require this scan including, lower abdominal pain, bloating, irregular periods, heavy or painful periods, post-menopausal bleeding, ovarian screening, the location of your IUD or simply for peace of mind.
How do I prepare?
For this scan to give accurate results it is best you attend with a full bladder.
Please note transvaginal imaging may be required to complete this scan (see FAQs)
What will I receive?
What we access?
Why get this scan?
There are a number of reasons why you may require this scan including, pain, pulsating feeling in your stomach, family history for aortic aneurysm or simply peace of mind.
How do I prepare?
For this scan to give accurate results it is best you fast for 6 hours prior to your appointment. We would advise diabetic patients to book a morning appointment.
What will I receive?
What we access?
Why get this scan?
There are a number of reasons why you may require this scan including, pain, abnormal blood tests, recurring infections, blood in urine, nocturnal micturition (urinating during the night) or simply peace of mind.
How do I prepare?
For this scan to give accurate results it is best you attend with a full bladder. You must fast for 6 hours prior to your appointment but take sips of water. We would advise diabetic patients to book a morning appointment.
What will I receive?
What we access?
Why get this scan?
There are a number of reasons why you may require this scan including, pain, abnormal blood tests, recurring infections, heavy, painful periods or a change in menstruation, bloating or simply for peace of mind.
How do I prepare?
For this scan to give accurate results it is best you attend with a full bladder. You must fast for 6 hours prior to your appointment but take sips of water. We would advise diabetic patients to book a morning appointment.
Please note transvaginal imaging may be required to complete this scan (see FAQs).
What will I receive?
What we access?
Why get this scan?
There are a number of reasons why you may require this scan including, abnormal blood tests, fatigue, lumps in the anterior neck, difficulty swallowing or simply peace of mind.
How do I prepare?
No preparation required.
What will I receive?
What we access?
Why get this scan?
There are a number of reasons why you may require this scan including, abnormal blood tests, fatigue, lumps in the anterior neck, difficulty swallowing or simply peace of mind.
How do I prepare?
No preparation required.
What will I receive?
What we access?
Why get this scan?
There are a number of reasons why you may require this scan including, abnormal blood tests, fatigue, lumps in the anterior neck, difficulty swallowing or simply peace of mind.
How do I prepare?
No preparation required.
What will I receive?
What we access?
Why get this scan?
There are a number of reasons why you may require this scan including, pain, swelling, injury, lumps in the testicles or surrounding tissue or just peace of mind.
How do I prepare?
No preparation required.
What will I receive?
What we access?
NOT BREAST TISSUE or lumps in the armpits.
How do I prepare?
No preparation required.
What will I receive?
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