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Early Pregnancy Scan: 6-11 weeks

Early Pregnancy Scan: 6-11 weeks
Price : £165
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Private Early Pregnancy Scan: 6–11 Weeks

An early pregnancy scan, also known as a viability scan, is a vital ultrasound performed between 6 and 11 weeks of pregnancy. This scan provides reassurance by confirming the pregnancy’s health and progress.

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🩺 What Does the Early Pregnancy Scan Assess?

  • ✅ Confirmation of Pregnancy: Ensures the presence of a gestational sac inside the uterus.
  • ✅ Gestational Age & Due Date: Measures the embryo to accurately estimate how far along you are and predict your due date.
  • ✅ Detection of Heartbeat: Identifies the baby’s heartbeat, typically visible from around 6 weeks onward.
  • ✅ Number of Babies: Determines whether you are expecting one baby, twins, or more.
  • ✅ Pregnancy Location: Confirms the pregnancy is in the uterus and rules out an ectopic pregnancy.
  • ✅ Assessment of Uterus & Ovaries: Checks for any fibroids, cysts, or abnormalities that could affect pregnancy.
  • ✅ Bleeding or Pain Investigation: Helps identify potential causes of spotting, cramping, or discomfort.
Scan Information Details
Recommended timing 6–11 weeks of pregnancy
Best time for clearer results From around 7 weeks
Scan type Usually transabdominal; transvaginal may be recommended in early pregnancy
Pregnancy assessment Confirms pregnancy location and development
Heartbeat May be visible from around 6 weeks
Number of babies Identifies singleton or multiple pregnancies
Due date estimation Estimates gestational age and expected due date
Appointment availability Same-day appointments available

 

📅 When Can You Have an Early Pregnancy Scan?

You can have this scan anytime between 6 and 11 weeks of pregnancy. However, for more accurate results, we recommend waiting until at least 7 weeks, when the heartbeat is more reliably detected.

Early Pregnancy Scan_ 6-11 weeks


🔍 How is the scan performed?

  • ✔ The scan is usually transabdominal (over the tummy).
  • ✔ In the early stages, a transvaginal scan may be needed for clearer imaging.
  • ✔ The procedure is safe, painless, and non-invasive.

💖 Why Choose Us for Your Early Pregnancy Scan?

  • ✔ Highly experienced sonographers
  • ✔ State-of-the-art ultrasound technology
  • ✔ Comfortable and reassuring environment
  • ✔ Same-day appointments available

📞 Book Your Early Pregnancy Scan Today

Get peace of mind and clarity at this important stage of pregnancy. Book your early pregnancy scan with our expert team.

📞 Call us: 020 3318 1373
📧 Email: Contact@phoenix-ultrasound.co.uk

FAQs
1. When can I have an early pregnancy scan?

You can have an early pregnancy scan from around 6 weeks of pregnancy. However, waiting until around 7 weeks may provide clearer results and make it easier to detect the baby’s heartbeat.

2. What does an early pregnancy scan check?

An early pregnancy scan checks the location and development of the pregnancy, estimates gestational age and the due date, looks for a heartbeat, and determines whether you are expecting one baby or multiples.

3. Can a heartbeat be seen at 6 weeks?

A heartbeat may be visible from around 6 weeks, although this can vary depending on the exact stage of pregnancy and the quality of the ultrasound image. If it is not visible at 6 weeks, a follow-up scan may be recommended.

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Preparing For Scan: Tips And Guidelines

Please check what preparation is needed before your ultrasound scan below:

All Pelvic scans
Kidney and Urinary tract
Prostate & Urinary Tract
Appendicitis
Early Pregnancy Scan
Drink One Liter of still water (2 Pints) One hour before your scan.
Do NOT use the toilet so you would arrive with a full bladder.
Medication can be taken as normal.
Liver scans
Upper Abdomen
Liver Fibroscan (Liver Elastography)
Do NOT eat for 6 hours prior to scan time.
Combination of above scans Same as respective scan’s preparation.