Comprehensive examination: Pelvic ultrasound scan + gynaecologist’s consultation all in one day! Ultrasound scanning of the female pelvic organs is used for the prevention and diagnosis of many conditions affecting the female reproductive system.
Preparation of the report
15 minutes
Duration of the examination
10–20 minutes
Painlessness
and non-invasiveness
Absence
contraindications
Quick
result
The possibility of frequent
organisation
At BG Lab, pelvic ultrasound results are interpreted by highly qualified ultrasound diagnosticians with extensive clinical experience, which completely rules out the possibility of any errors in diagnosis.
Immediately after the procedure, the specialist will explain the results of the examination to the patient in detail and clarify the need for further diagnostic tests or consultations with other doctors.
Ultrasound scans of the female pelvic organs are widely used for both the prevention and diagnosis of various conditions affecting the reproductive system. They enable:
You can undergo a pelvic ultrasound scan at BG Lab either on a doctor’s referral or at your own request. It is a completely safe procedure, with no contraindications or restrictions.
The pelvic ultrasound scan at the BG Lab centre is completely painless and causes no discomfort.
BG Lab also offers transvaginal and transrectal ultrasound scans, which are comfortable and painless thanks to the use of ergonomically designed transducers and the diagnostician’s attentive approach. This ensures accurate and informative results.
Important! Pelvic ultrasound is also used in men to assess the condition of the seminal vesicles, the prostate and the lymph nodes. A transrectal ultrasound performed by a doctor can detect cancerous growths.
For a transabdominal ultrasound scan, it is important that your bladder is full. Therefore, you should not empty your bladder for 3–4 hours before the scan. Alternatively, you should drink at least 1 litre of still water one hour before the procedure. In addition, 3 days before the ultrasound, it is recommended to avoid foods that cause increased gas formation, such as pulses, cabbage, fermented milk products, etc.
For a transrectal ultrasound, the large intestine must be cleansed using an enema 2–3 hours before the procedure. You may also take a laxative the day before the examination. A transvaginal ultrasound does not require any special preparation, apart from emptying the bladder before the procedure.
The patient lies on a couch, and an experienced doctor uses state-of-the-art equipment to carry out a detailed assessment of the condition of the organs displayed on the monitor over a period of 10–20 minutes.
The procedure takes 15–20 minutes
The results are available immediately after the examination
You can receive your ultrasound results within 10–15 minutes of the scan being completed. The results include a detailed report from the diagnostician describing the condition of the pelvic organs.
Author of the article: Yulia Vitaliivna Lezhnova – ultrasound specialist, gynaecologist, endocrinologist
Reviewer of the article: Tetiana Vladyslavivna Tsurkan – Chief Physician, international expert, dermatologist, speaker at international dermatology congresses on applied aesthetics and cosmetology
