Pelvic and Urinary Tract Ultrasound Scan

KIDNEYS, BLADDER & PELVIS

Pelvic &
urinary tract scan.
Symptoms that overlap.

A private pelvic and urinary tract ultrasound — kidneys, bladder and the pelvic organs together, for urinary symptoms or pelvic pain.

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Central London Banstead, Surrey

A sonographer performing a pelvic and urinary tract ultrasound

Kidneys to pelvis.

YOUR PELVIC & URINARY SCANAbout 20 min

£315Published scan price

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01 / UNDERSTANDING YOUR SCAN

Bladder and pelvis.
Seen together.

Pelvic pain and urinary symptoms often overlap. Scanning the kidneys, bladder and pelvic organs together gives a clearer picture.

Kidneys

Size, stones, cysts and swelling.

Bladder

Wall thickness, stones and emptying.

Womb & ovaries (women)

Fibroids, cysts and lining.

Prostate (men)

Prostate size measured over the tummy.

IN DETAIL

Pelvic and Urinary Tract Ultrasound Scan

A Pelvic and Urinary Tract Ultrasound Scan is a non-invasive imaging procedure that provides detailed information about the organs in the pelvic region and the urinary tract. This scan is crucial for diagnosing various medical conditions and monitoring the health of the reproductive and urinary systems.

What is a Pelvic and Urinary Tract Ultrasound Scan?

This ultrasound scan focuses on two key areas:

Pelvic Organs: Evaluation of the uterus, ovaries, fallopian tubes, and other structures in the female pelvis. It helps identify conditions such as fibroids, cysts, endometriosis, and other gynecological issues.
Urinary Tract: Examination of the kidneys, bladder, and ureters to detect abnormalities such as stones, tumors, infections, or other conditions affecting urinary health.

Why is a Pelvic and Urinary Tract Ultrasound Scan Important?

Early Detection of Conditions: Helps identify potential issues before they develop into serious problems.
Monitoring Existing Conditions: Tracks progress and response to treatment for known conditions such as cysts or infections.
Assessment of Symptoms: Assists in diagnosing the underlying cause of pelvic pain, urinary discomfort, or abnormal bleeding.

Who Should Consider a Pelvic and Urinary Tract Ultrasound?

Women experiencing pelvic pain, discomfort, or abnormal bleeding.
Individuals with painful or frequent urination, or blood in the urine.
Those with a family history of gynecological or urinary conditions.
Anyone seeking a routine evaluation of reproductive and urinary health.

Benefits of a Pelvic and Urinary Tract Ultrasound Scan

Non-invasive and Safe: Uses sound waves instead of radiation, suitable for all patients.
Detailed Imaging: Offers clear views of the pelvic and urinary systems to assist in accurate diagnosis.
Quick Diagnosis: Fast procedure with results typically available shortly after the scan.

If you are experiencing symptoms related to your pelvic or urinary health or are seeking a routine evaluation, a Pelvic and Urinary Tract Ultrasound Scan is a valuable step toward proactive health management. Book your appointment today with our experienced team to ensure a thorough evaluation of your well-being.

02 / YOUR VISIT, SIMPLIFIED

Know what to expect.
Feel more prepared.

From getting ready to discussing what comes next, here is a simple guide to your appointment.

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Tell us your symptoms

Urinary changes, infections, pain and any test results.

Understand the scan

Gel is applied and the probe is moved over your tummy and sides. Women may be offered an internal scan for a clearer view. 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 PHOENIX

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 Lane
London, EC1N 7UU

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SURREY / BANSTEAD

Banstead

63 Nork Way
Banstead, SM7 1HL

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04 / A FEW THINGS YOU MAY BE WONDERING

Your questions.
Clear answers.

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Speak to the team before booking.

020 3318 1373

Do I need a GP referral?

No. You can book directly. If your GP or specialist has asked for this scan, bring their letter so the sonographer knows what to focus on.

Can I add my upper tummy?

Yes — book the Abdominal, Pelvic and Urinary Tract scan instead.

Can I upgrade to a full-body scan?

Yes. Where shown, the booking form offers a Full-body or Full-body Plus option that includes this area alongside the other organs, in one longer appointment.

What if I have fever and back pain?

High temperature with pain in your side or back can be a kidney infection. Contact your GP or NHS 111 the same day.

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.

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WHEN YOU’RE READY

Your appointment.
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Book your pelvic and urinary tract ultrasound below. Follow the booking form’s Next buttons to continue, one step at a time.

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BEFORE YOU ARRIVE

Preparation, made clear.

Drink 1 litre (2 pints) of still water about 1 hour before your appointment and try not to empty your bladder — a full bladder lets the pelvic organs be seen clearly.
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 UTIs · NHS guidance on kidney stones

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FAQs

Why do I need to have a Pelvic and Urinary Tract ultrasound scan?

You may wish to have this scan performed if you experience: Generalized lower back, pelvic or kidney region pain or discomfort, bloating Abnormal kidney function tests, high blood pressure, cysts, polyps, tumours, cancers, inflammation or infection, chronic kidney disease Urinary incontinence (going to the toilet too often or have difficulty holding a full bladder), including having to go to the toilet at night Loss of bladder control Blood in the urine (visible or non-visible) Have been previously diagnosed with any pelvic, kidney, or bladder issues and would like to monitor progress or resolution Would like a check-up to ensure normal appearances of your pelvic organs, kidneys, ureters, and bladder Painful, heavy, irregular, frequent or infrequent periods Abnormal vaginal bleeding or discharge Pain and/or bleeding during or after sexual intercourse Have a family history of kidney, bladder or pelvic issues Difficulty conceiving or have had recurrent miscarriages

What does the Pelvic and Urinary Tract ultrasound scan include?

In this scan we will Scan your kidneys, ureter, bladder, uterus, ovaries, and fallopian tubes Take your relevant medical history Provide up to 10 minutes consultation Explain all findings during and after your ultrasound scan Write an official scan report after or within 24 hrs, with relevant images included in the report Recommend a follow-up ultrasound scan if necessary Offer GP or specialist referral and a Blood Test if needed

What is the most common finding of a Pelvic and Urinary Tract ultrasound scan?

There is a wide range of findings we may find during your urinary tract and pelvic Ultrasound scan assessment aside for normal findings, the most common are: Benign or malignant findings in kidneys, ureters, bladder, uterus, ovaries, lining of the womb, including kidney stones Fluid collection in the abdominal or pelvic cavity Obstruction and cause of obstruction in pelvic organs, ureters, kidneys or bladder Enlargement or inflammation of the kidneys, pelvic organs, ureters and bladder Enlarged lymph nodes Uterine fibroids, ovarian cysts, PCOS, endometrial polyps, fluid-filled fallopian tubes Uterine malformations (the shape of the womb may vary) Adenomyosis and/or endometriosis

What kind of preparation do I need?

You will be asked to drink one litre of water one hour before your appointment and attend in the clinic for your scan with full bladder your abdominal ultrasound scan appointment (please exclude having tea, coffee, or porridge) You must finish drinking one litre of water one hour before your appointment If you have diabetes, please eat and drink as usual. If you are on medication, please take your medicines on time.

What happens during the Pelvic and Urinary Tract ultrasound scan?

Our Ultrasound Specialists will explain the procedure before your scan. You will be offered to perform this scan in two parts: on top of your tummy for kidneys, bladder, and pelvic views and transvaginally for higher quality pelvic views. You will be provided with a gown to respect your modesty in the likelihood of an internal scan. A small amount of water-based gel will be applied to your abdomen, after which our specialist will move the probe on your skin to produce high-quality diagnostic ultrasound images. After you empty your bladder, the tip of the transvaginal probe covered with a latex-free probe cover and a small amount of sterile gel will be inserted into the vaginal canal. You may feel mild discomfort during your ultrasound scan, depending on the symptoms you are presenting with; however, you can stop or pause the examination at any moment. A pelvic and urinary tract ultrasound scan is regularly completed within 30 minutes. Our Sonographer will recommend the best course of action, depending on the ultrasound scan findings.

How my private ultrasound scan can accelerate proceeding my case in NHS ?

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.

When will I get the results?

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.

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.

Pelvic and Urinary Tract Ultrasound Scan

Pelvic &
urinary tract scan.
Symptoms that overlap.