Pelvic Sonography
Also called: USG Pelvis, Pelvic Ultrasound
Abdominal-wall scan of uterus, ovaries, or prostate. Full bladder required.
- Duration
- 15 min
- Report
- Same day
- Fasting
- Not needed
What this test is
Pelvic ultrasound images the uterus and ovaries in women, and the prostate and bladder in men, through the lower abdominal wall. Useful for fibroids, ovarian cysts, prostate enlargement, and bladder problems. Requires a full bladder, which acts as an acoustic window to see deeper structures clearly. For more detailed gynaecological imaging, a trans-vaginal scan (TVS) is often preferred.
When you need this test
- Heavy or irregular periods
- Suspected fibroids or ovarian cyst
- Pelvic pain
- Difficulty urinating (men)
- Suspected prostate enlargement
How to prepare
- Drink 4–6 glasses of water 1 hour before the scan.
- Do not urinate until after the scan.
- Wear loose, two-piece clothing.
- Carry any previous pelvic imaging.
Why DiagnoHouse for this test
GE Voluson class
Modern high-resolution probes with doppler capability.
Female sonographer
Available for gynaecological, breast, and obstetric scans on request.
NABL accredited
Independent quality audit against ISO 15189 standards.
Reports on WhatsApp
Soft copies on WhatsApp + email. Printed films and reports on request.
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FAQs
Is full bladder really necessary?
Yes — without it the uterus or prostate is largely hidden behind gas-filled intestines.What if I cannot hold urine?
Tell the receptionist on arrival — we'll schedule you sooner. If discomfort is severe we can do the scan in stages.Will a man need TVS?
No — TVS is only for women. For men, a transrectal ultrasound (TRUS) is the equivalent if needed.
Need help choosing?
Not sure if this is the right test for you? Have a doctor's note? Call or WhatsApp — guidance is free.
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