Book a Private Pelvic Ultrasound
A private pelvic ultrasound (also known as transvaginal ultrasound) can give you complete clarity on your egg count, help investigate hormonal symptoms and diagnose reproductive health conditions. Choose from next day appointments with expert sonographers at our partner clinics today.
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Book your private pelvic ultrasound scan with Hertility
Book your pelvic scan at one of our vetted partner clinics without a GP referral. Both of our scan packages offer transparent pricing, so you don’t need to worry about any hidden costs.
Private Pelvic Ultrasound
Just looking to book a pelvic ultrasound scan? Get access to fast-tracked appointments at our partner clinics today.
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What is included:
Scan with sonographer at partner clinic of your choosing
Analysis and diagnosis of PCOS, fibroids or other structural abnormalities that may affect conception
Ultrasound scan results with in-depth follow up gynaecology assessment report, including high quality scan imagery and Antral Follicle Count (egg count)
Hertility Hormone and Fertility Test + Private Pelvic Ultrasound
With this package you can test your reproductive hormone levels with a Hertility Hormone & Fertility Test and book your private ultrasound scan, all in one
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What is included:
Hertility Hormone & Fertility Test
Up to 10 reproductive and thyroid hormones tested
Reproductive health condition screening
In-depth doctors follow-up report
Private Ultrasound
Scan with sonographer at partner clinic of your choosing
Analysis and diagnosis of PCOS, fibroids or other structural abnormalities that may affect conception
Ultrasound scan results with in-depth follow up gynaecology assessment report, including high quality scan imagery and Antral Follicle Count (egg count)
We have partnered with high quality scanning clinics across the UK
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Why book a private ultrasound?
40% of our Hormone & Fertility Test users get recommended to book a private transvaginal ultrasound by our doctors. A scan can help you:
Investigate symptoms
- Abdominal pain
- Pelvic pain
- Abnormal bleeding e.g. heavy bleeding
- Painful periods
Diagnose reproductive conditions
- Polycystic ovary syndrome
- Endometriosis
- Fibroids
- Cysts
- Any structural abnormalities or issues
Prepare for fertility treatments
- Definitive antral follicle count (egg count) to prepare for:
- IVF
- Egg freezing
- IUI
What is a transvaginal ultrasound scan?
A private transvaginal ultrasound (pelvic ultrasound) is a non-invasive procedure used to view the female reproductive organs. Pelvic ultrasounds are carried out either transvaginally, where a small probe is inserted into the vagina, or transabdominally, where a probe is pressed lightly against the skin of the abdomen.
What is a pelvic ultrasound looking for?
A pelvic ultrasound scan creates high quality images of the uterus, Fallopian tubes, ovaries, cervix, vagina and endometrium, and is what's known as a diagnostic exam—meaning it can either diagnose or rule out various reproductive conditions. It can give you a clear picture of how many eggs you’ve got left, by giving you a definitive Antral Follicle Count. If you’re trying to decide if fertility treatments like egg freezing or IVF are right for you, a pelvic ultrasound is a crucial step in getting accurate clinical information you need to make an informed decision.
Endometrium
This is the lining of your uterus, or womb, that sheds each month during your period.
Uterus
Also known as the womb, this is a muscular pear-shaped organ located in your lower abdomen. Its inner lining sheds during your period and this is where a baby will grow and develop during a pregnancy
Ovaries
These are almond-sized glands that sit at the end of your Fallopian tubes within your pelvis. This is where your eggs develop and are stored and where the sex hormones oestrogen, testosterone and progesterone are produced.
Cervix
A narrow, donut shaped structure that sits at the top of your vagina that joins the bottom of your womb to the top of your vagina.
Vagina
The muscular canal that connects the vulva (the outer parts of your genitals) to the cervix (the bottom of your womb). Also known as the birth canal. Vulva. The external part of your genitals. This is what most people mistake for the vagina.
Vulva
The external part of your genitals. This is what most people mistake for the vagina.
Download our guide for detailed information on what to expect from a scan.
The Hertility scan experience
Providing you with the absolute best-in-class care is always our number one priority. We’ve sourced the best specialists, sonographers and clinics to deliver your scans and ensure that you’re supported at every step.
On demand booking system
Choose an appointment that suits your schedule and get an immediate referral to one of our nationwide partner clinics. Your scan will be carried out by an expert sonographer at a location of your choosing.
One-to-one diagnostic appointment
Your sonographer will talk you through the process and carry out your scan. It will take roughly 30 minutes and you’ll be sent information on how to prepare for your appointment ahead of time.
Full gynaecology digital report
During discussion about your ultrasound scan results, you’ll receive an in-depth follow up report, written by one of our fertility gynaecologists, dedicated to your care. This will include an analysis of your scan images, personalised care advice and specialist recommendations and for fertility treatments, if needed.
High res images
Alongside your report, you’ll receive high quality images of your scan, showing your reproductive organs with notes from your dedicated gynaecologist.
Antral follicle count
Your report will also detail your Antral Follicle Count (AFC). This is a definitive measure of your ovarian reserve, or egg count, allowing you to understand the quantity of your eggs.
Fast referrals for further treatments
If you decide to pursue any fertility treatments, like egg freezing, you can access fast referrals in your health-hub, or book a follow up call with one of our specialist gynaecologists, fertility advisors, nutritionists or counsellors.
How do I know if a private pelvic ultrasound scan is right for me?
There can be many reasons to get a pelvic ultrasound scan—from simply getting peace of mind on your egg count, to a definitive diagnosis of a reproductive health condition. Hear from some of our customers on how a scan has helped them in their individual fertility journeys.
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