A common ultrasound used to assess women's reproductive organs.
A pelvic scan is a non-invasive ultrasound that examines the uterus, ovaries, fallopian tubes (when visible), and surrounding pelvic structures. It is commonly advised to evaluate symptoms related to menstrual cycles, pelvic pain, fertility concerns, or abnormal bleeding.
MBBS, MD (Radiology), Fellowship in Fetal Medicine (Bangalore & Spain), Fetal Medicine Specialist in Siliguri
Ensuring Safe beginnings for a healthy family.
Dr Sweta Bothra, Siliguri performs pelvic scans with a focus on accuracy and patient comfort. The scan helps detect conditions such as fibroids, ovarian cysts, uterine abnormalities, pelvic infections, and other causes of gynecological symptoms.
Pelvic scans are helpful for:
Findings are explained in simple terms, and reports can be shared with the treating gynecologist for further care.
A pelvic scan is advised for pelvic pain, irregular periods, abnormal bleeding, fertility evaluation, or follow-up of known gynecological conditions.
No. It is a simple ultrasound scan and usually painless. Mild pressure may be felt during the examination.
Yes. A full bladder is often required for better imaging. You will be guided clearly before your appointment.
Yes. Pelvic scans use ultrasound waves and do not involve radiation, making them completely safe.
The scan usually takes about 15 to 20 minutes, depending on the clinical requirement.
Yes. The findings are explained clearly, and a detailed report is provided for further medical consultation.
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