Pregnancy location
Look for a pregnancy sac inside the womb.
IS THE PREGNANCY IN THE WOMB?
Ectopic
pregnancy scan.
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A private early pregnancy location scan — check that the pregnancy is in the womb, especially after pain, spotting or a previous ectopic pregnancy.
Central London · Banstead, Surrey
Checked carefully and kindly.YOUR LOCATION SCANEarly pregnancy
£245Published scan price
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01 / UNDERSTANDING YOUR SCANWhere is the pregnancy?
Where is the pregnancy?
A careful look.
An ectopic pregnancy grows outside the womb, most often in a fallopian tube. An early scan checks the womb, tubes and ovaries to see where the pregnancy is.
Tubes & ovaries
Check the area around the tubes and ovaries for signs of an ectopic pregnancy.
Heartbeat
Look for a heartbeat when the pregnancy is far enough along.
Free fluid
Check for fluid in the pelvis that may need urgent attention.
Very early scans can be inconclusive. Before about 6 weeks the pregnancy may be too small to see. If so, we will explain the next steps, which may include a blood test or a repeat scan.
IN DETAIL
Ectopic Pregnancy Scan
An ectopic pregnancy occurs when a fertilized egg implants outside the uterus, typically in the fallopian tubes. This can be a life-threatening condition if not diagnosed early. At our clinic, we provide comprehensive Ectopic Pregnancy Scans to ensure early detection and effective management.
Why Choose an Ectopic Pregnancy Scan?
Early diagnosis of ectopic pregnancy is crucial to prevent complications such as internal bleeding or damage to the reproductive organs. Our advanced ultrasound technology enables us to:
- Detect pregnancies that are not located in the uterus.
- Identify potential risks early on.
- Provide prompt medical guidance for the best course of action.
Who Needs an Ectopic Pregnancy Scan?
An ectopic pregnancy scan is recommended if you experience symptoms such as:
- Sharp pelvic or abdominal pain
- Vaginal bleeding or spotting
- Dizziness or fainting
- Shoulder pain, which may indicate internal bleeding
If you have a history of ectopic pregnancies, pelvic infections, or fertility treatments, we strongly advise getting an early pregnancy scan to rule out any issues.
What to Expect During the Scan
Our highly trained sonographers perform a transvaginal ultrasound scan to get the clearest images of the reproductive organs. This scan is safe and painless, typically taking around 15-30 minutes.
Early detection can save lives. If you’re experiencing symptoms or have risk factors for ectopic pregnancy, don’t wait. Book your ectopic pregnancy scan today to ensure your health and safety.
Our team is here to support you every step of the way, offering personalized care in a comfortable and caring environment.
02 / YOUR VISIT, SIMPLIFIEDKnow what to expect.
Know what to expect.
Feel more prepared.
From getting ready to discussing what comes next, here is a simple guide to your appointment.
A question before you book? Call usTell us your history
Your last period, any pain or bleeding, and any previous ectopic pregnancy or tubal surgery.
Understand the scan
We usually start over your lower tummy, then offer a gentle internal scan if a clearer view is needed. It is painless and takes about 20 minutes.
Talk about the next steps
The sonographer talks you through what they have seen, and your written report follows within 24 hours — ready to share with your GP or specialist.
03 / FIND YOUR PHOENIXTwo locations.
Two locations.
One thoughtful choice.
Choose the location that works for you. Confirm your selected clinic in the booking system before completing your appointment.
CITY / LONDON
Central London
Medical Room, 1–5 Portpool LaneLondon, EC1N 7UU
SURREY / BANSTEAD
Banstead
63 Nork WayBanstead, SM7 1HL
04 / A FEW THINGS YOU MAY BE WONDERINGYour questions.
Your questions.
Clear answers.
Need something more personal?
Speak to the team before booking.
Does this replace my NHS scans?
No. A private scan is extra reassurance, not a replacement. Keep all your NHS antenatal appointments and scans, and share our report with your midwife.
Who should have this scan?
Anyone with a previous ectopic pregnancy, tubal surgery, an IVF pregnancy, or mild one-sided pain or spotting who wants an early check.
Will it hurt?
No. An internal scan may feel a little uncomfortable but should not be painful. You can ask to stop at any time.
What if the pain is severe?
Severe or one-sided tummy pain, shoulder-tip pain, heavy bleeding, dizziness or fainting can be a medical emergency. Call 999 or go to A&E — do not wait for a private scan.
Read NHS guidance ↗How do I book and confirm the price?
Use the booking form on this page and follow its Next buttons. Choose your scan option and appointment time, enter the requested details, then review the price before completing the booking.
WHEN YOU’RE READYYour appointment.
Your appointment.
Right here.
Book your ectopic pregnancy scan below. Follow the booking form’s Next buttons to continue, one step at a time.
ECTOPIC PREGNANCY SCANNeed a hand? 020 3318 1373
- 01Your appointmentReview scan options, location and available times.
- 02Your detailsComplete the information requested in the form.
- 03Review & completeCheck the price and follow the final booking steps.
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Call the teamBEFORE YOU ARRIVE
Preparation, made clear.
- Come with a comfortably full bladder — drink about 500 ml of still water an hour before.
- Be ready for an internal scan — a transvaginal scan often gives the clearest view early on. It is only done with your consent, and a chaperone is available.
- Take your usual medication unless your doctor has told you otherwise.
- Bring any previous scans, reports or doctor’s letters so the sonographer can compare and focus on what matters.
Booking this alongside another scan? Each scan keeps its own preparation. If anything is unclear, call us on 020 3318 1373 before your visit.
If you feel unwell, seek medical advice. This page is general information, not a diagnosis. For urgent concerns, contact your GP or NHS 111; in an emergency call 999.
Further reading: NHS guidance on ectopic pregnancy
