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Book Ultrasound ScanTake control of your health with a private pelvic ultrasound scan at Medical Diagnosis Victoria - MDX Victoria. We provide a comfortable, welcoming environment in the heart of London, offering clear answers about your reproductive health without the need for a GP referral. Our dedicated team is here to support you with compassionate, expert care.
A pelvic ultrasound is a gentle way to check your reproductive health. We carefully look at your uterus, endometrial lining, and ovaries. This provides a clear, high-quality image of your pelvic area to help you understand your health better.
Many women choose this scan to find answers for symptoms like pelvic pain, irregular bleeding, or bloating. Whether you are investigating potential conditions like PCOS or fibroids, or simply wanting a health check, we are here to help you get the clarity you need.
If you have concerns about your cycle, fertility, or persistent pelvic discomfort, there is no need to wait. We offer quick access to appointments, making it easy to fit your health needs into your busy schedule.
Our experienced sonographers use advanced imaging technology to provide you with an accurate and clear assessment of your pelvic health.
We check the size and structure of your uterus, providing peace of mind and detailed insights into your overall reproductive wellbeing.
Our team examines your ovaries carefully to check for cysts, follicles, or other changes, ensuring you have the information you need.
If you are experiencing discomfort, we can identify the presence and location of fibroids or polyps, helping you and your doctor plan the next steps.
Whether you are on a fertility journey or need a routine check to ensure your coil or IUD is positioned correctly, we provide precise, gentle imaging.
We understand that medical scans can feel daunting. Here are some answers to questions our patients often ask about their visit to Medical Diagnosis Victoria - MDX Victoria.
We use two common methods to ensure the best results:
1. Transabdominal: We glide a probe over your lower abdomen. For this, we ask you to have a comfortably full bladder so we can see clearly.
2. Transvaginal: A slender probe is used for a closer look at the uterus and ovaries. This is usually very comfortable and provides the highest detail. We will always discuss the best approach for you and ask for your consent before starting.
It depends on the type of scan:
• For a transabdominal scan, please drink about 1.5 to 2 pints of water an hour before your appointment and keep your bladder full.
• For a transvaginal scan, we ask that you empty your bladder before the scan begins. We will guide you on what is needed when you arrive.
Yes. At Medical Diagnosis Victoria - MDX Victoria, we believe in providing quick answers. You will receive a clinically certified report before you leave our clinic, allowing you to discuss the findings with your GP or specialist right away.
Absolutely. You can have a scan at any time during your cycle, even while on your period. It does not affect the quality of the scan. If you use a menstrual cup or tampon, you will just need to remove it before we begin an internal scan.
Most patients find the transvaginal scan to be comfortable. The probe is quite slender, and our sonographers are very gentle. You may feel a slight pressure, but it should not be painful. You are in control of your care and can ask us to stop at any time.
We make it easy to get the health information you need. Our clinic in Victoria is open for appointments Monday through Saturday, with no waiting lists.
Book NowMedical Diagnosis Victoria - MDX Victoria provides private imaging services for health tracking and guidance. Please note that our ultrasound scans should be used in conjunction with advice from your GP or healthcare professional, who can interpret your results within the context of your full medical history.
