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Get in touch
We're here to answer your questions and book your appointment with ease
IMPORTANT
When to Seek Urgent Care Instead
Please attend A&E or contact your GP immediately.
Severe abdominal pain
Heavy bleeding
Shoulder pain or dizziness
Schedule your visit
Choose your preferred time and date with our simple online system
When to book your appointment
Know the right time to visit our clinic
Please attend your scan from 6 weeks of pregnancy onwards.
Earlier scans often cannot detect a heartbeat and may lead to unnecessary anxiety.
FAQs
Everything you need to know before your appointment
Do I need a full bladder?
- For transvaginal (internal) scans, your bladder should be empty.
- You may use the toilet just before your appointment.
- For transabdominal scan (belly scan) you need a full bladder.
What should I bring?
- Your appointment confirmation
- Dates of your last menstrual period (if known)
- Details of previous scans, fertility treatment or miscarriages (if applicable)
What should I wear?
- Wear loose, comfortable clothing that is easy to remove from the waist down.
- You will be given privacy at all times.
What happens during the scan?
- The scan is performed gently using a thin ultrasound probe for an internal transvaginal scan
- It should not be painful, though mild pressure may be felt.
- You are in control throughout — the scan can be stopped at any time.
- If you choose to decline internal transvaginal scan, you can, however the information from a transabdominal or belly scan cannot be 100% accurate.
What can the scan show?
- Confirmation that the pregnancy is in the womb
- Detection of a heartbeat (when appropriate)
- Accurate dating of the pregnancy
- Assessment of symptoms such as bleeding or pain
Need more help?
Early pregnancy can be an anxious time — especially after previous loss or fertility treatment.
You will receive clear explanations, honest guidance and compassionate support throughout your visit.