look for causes of persistent bladder problems - Urinary Incontinence - Blood in the urine - Bladder issues - Lower urinary tract infection -Urine that smells bad or is cloudy - Cystitis - Urinary retention -Increased urinary frequency especially at night - Feeling that your bladder has not emptied fully - Frequent urination - Strong, persistent urge to urinate - Burning sensation or pain when urinating - Signs of prostatism or enlarged prostate gland
finding it difficult to start peeing. -straining to pee. -having a weak flow of urine. -quot; stop- start & quot; peeing. -Needing to pee urgently and/or frequently. -Needingng to get up frequently in the night to pee. -accidentally leaking urine (urinary incontinence)
Following the private ultrasound scan in phoenix ultrasound clinic, you can expect to receive your results within 24 hours. Subsequently, you can efficiently share these results with your General Practitioner (GP) or NHS healthcare team. This streamlined process facilitates the continuation of ongoing treatments or the initiation of new ones.
You will receive your results verbally immediately after the scan. Following the appointment, the sonographer will review the images and prepare a written report within 24 hours, with any recommended actions. The report and images will be sent to you, allowing you to discuss the findings with your doctor or physiotherapist if necessary.
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What SWE adds to traditional ultrasound scan? Elastography offers enhanced diagnostic capabilities beyond traditional ultrasound by measuring tissue stiffness, crucial for identifying diseases like liver fibrosis or helping better differentiation between malignant and benign tumors. It provides quantitative data, allowing for early disease detection and monitoring treatment effects. Unlike traditional ultrasound, which only visualizes tissue structures, elastography adds functional information, improving accuracy in distinguishing between benign and malignant lesions. This non-invasive, painless technique improves patient comfort and reduces the need for biopsies, offering a safer, more informative diagnostic tool.