Ultrasound in gynaecology is a cornerstone of women's health diagnostics, offering detailed, real-time views of the reproductive organs without radiation exposure. At Unittas Hospital, our specialized gynaecological ultrasound services empower accurate diagnosis and personalized care for conditions affecting the uterus, ovaries, fallopian tubes, and surrounding structures.
By harnessing high-frequency sound waves, gynaecological ultrasound provides clear insights into organ size, shape, and function, often guiding treatments or fertility planning.
Book Your Scan TodayIn gynaecology, ultrasound serves as the first-line imaging tool due to its accessibility and precision. It excels at visualizing soft tissues and fluid-filled structures, making it ideal for assessing hormonal influences on organ development or identifying inflammatory changes.
Our experts at Unittas Hospital use it to evaluate symptoms such as unexplained pain, abnormal uterine bleeding, or fertility challenges, integrating findings with clinical history for comprehensive assessments.
Common applications include:
Gynaecological ultrasound scans are tailored to the patient's needs. We offer multiple approaches at Unittas Hospital, often combining them for optimal results:
| Scan Type | Description | Best For | Learn More |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pelvic Ultrasound | General imaging of uterus, ovaries, bladder | Initial screening, pelvic pain | Details → |
| Transvaginal (TVS) | Internal probe for high-resolution images | Early pregnancy, detailed ovarian views | Details → |
| Transabdominal | External scanning through abdomen | General screening, large masses | Details → |
| Follicular Study | Serial scans to track ovulation | Fertility treatment, IUI/IVF | Details → |
| Early Pregnancy Scan | Viability and dating scan (6-10 weeks) | Heartbeat confirmation, dating | Details → |
| 3D/4D Ultrasound | Advanced volumetric imaging | Uterine anomalies, complex cases | Details → |
| Doppler Ultrasound | Blood flow assessment | Fertility, recurrent miscarriage | Details → |
| Sonohysterography (SIS) | Saline-enhanced uterine imaging | Polyps, fibroids, abnormal bleeding | Details → |
| HyCoSy | Fallopian tube patency test | Infertility workup, tubal blockage | Details → |
Our ultrasound services help detect and monitor a wide range of conditions:
Preparation depends on the type of scan:
Drink 4-6 glasses of water about 1 hour before your appointment to achieve a full bladder. Avoid urinating until after the scan. The full bladder acts as an acoustic window for clearer views.
Empty your bladder before the exam. Wear comfortable, loose-fitting clothes. No special preparation is needed. The scan is more comfortable with an empty bladder.
Schedule during days 5-12 of your cycle for best uterine views (unless investigating specific symptoms). Inform your provider about any medications, allergies, or recent procedures.
Track ovulation and optimize conception timing with serial monitoring
Follicular Study →The probe's closer position to pelvic organs reduces interference from skin and fat, yielding sharper images of structures like the endometrium or small cysts. TVS provides 2-3 times better resolution for evaluating ovaries and early pregnancy.
It measures ovarian follicle size and counts antral follicles, providing insights into ovulation patterns and ovarian reserve. Combined with Doppler, it can assess uterine blood flow which affects implantation success.
Yes, ultrasound uses sound waves (no radiation) and is completely safe for all women, including during pregnancy. It has been used safely in medical imaging for over 50 years with no known harmful effects.
Yes, at Unittas Hospital we provide same-day detailed reports with images. Our specialists review every scan and can discuss findings with you immediately. Digital copies are also sent to your phone or email.
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