Gynaecology - Consultation with Ultrasound

Gynaecology - Ultrasound Only

Gynaecology - Early Pregnancy Ultrasound

Focused Ultrasound Scan

Women’s Ultrasound

At IGP, we provide specialist pelvic ultrasound scans to help investigate common gynaecological concerns quickly, safely, and compassionately. Whether you’re experiencing irregular bleeding, pelvic discomfort, or fertility issues, our scans are designed to give clear answers and guide the next steps in your care. These ultrasounds are carried out by experienced clinicians and offer detailed insight into your pelvic health without the need for more invasive investigations. They can be used to diagnose new problems, monitor known conditions, or provide reassurance.

Pelvic ultrasounds

Our women’s ultrasound service can help with:

• Investigating pelvic pain or discomfort
• Assessing abnormal bleeding, including postmenopausal bleeding
• Reviewing menstrual irregularities
• Supporting fertility assessments and treatment (including follicular tracking)
• Monitoring known conditions such as fibroids, ovarian cysts, or PCOS
• Identifying benign growths such as endometrial polyps or assessing uterine changes
• Evaluating perimenopausal or postmenopausal symptoms
• Providing early pregnancy reassurance (up to 14 weeks)

Common conditions we assess

Many gynaecological symptoms are caused by benign conditions, but identifying the underlying cause is key to managing your health effectively. Ultrasound is a safe and non-invasive way to detect or monitor these conditions, supporting your ongoing care and helping to guide any future treatment plans.

• Uterine fibroids – assessing size, number, and location
• Ovarian cysts – determining size and nature
• Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) – supporting diagnosis with imaging
• Endometrial polyps – identifying abnormal womb lining growths
• Adenomyosis – evaluating changes within the uterine muscle
• Thickened endometrium – measuring womb lining thickness
• Congenital uterine variants – identifying variations in shape or structure

What to expect

A pelvic ultrasound usually takes between 15–30 minutes. Depending on your symptoms, this may involve a transabdominal scan (across your lower stomach) and/or a transvaginal scan (internal probe) for greater detail. Your clinician will explain the process clearly and you’ll receive your results promptly.

Please note: These appointments are designed to provide focused assessment and reassurance. They are not a substitute for a full gynaecological consultation or complex investigations. If needed, we will guide you to further care or specialist referral.

Why Choose IGP for Focused Ultrasound?

• Carried out by our Consultant Obstetrician & Gynaecologist with expertise in women’s health
• Fast, accessible appointments—book online with no long waits
• Specialist guidance on when further assessment is needed
• Private, supportive environment with personalised care
• Trusted follow-up service for patients who’ve already been assessed at IGP