Overview

The USG Whole Abdomen Female test is a commonly undergone type of ultrasound procedure that allows for examination of abdominal and pelvic organs and structures. The process uses harmless sound waves to produce instant images of internal organs and causes no harm to the patient.

The doctors may prescribe this examination if a woman suffers from stomach ache, any digestive problems, or other mysterious factors. Sometimes, it is recommended as part of a health check. One may expect to pay INR 1500 to INR 4000 for USG Whole Abdomen Female.

What is USG Whole Abdomen Female?

USG is known to stand for Ultrasonography. The examination is carried out by a sonologist or radiologist using a portable device called a transducer.

Some organs in the abdomen evaluated during the process are:

• Liver
• Gallbladder
• Pancreas
• Spleen
• Kidneys
• Urinary bladder
• Major abdominal blood vessels

Why is a Whole Abdomen Ultrasound recommended?

A doctor may recommend this examination for a variety of symptoms and medical concerns. Common reasons include:

• Suspected gallstones or kidney stones
• Urinary problems
• Changes in the menstrual cycle
• Pelvic discomfort
• Suspected ovarian
• Unexplained changes in liver or kidney function tests
• Follow-up of a previously identified condition

How should you prepare for the Test?

The way of preparing depends on the organ in question. Patients may be required to keep fasting for a certain period of time before the examination. In addition, it may also be necessary to have a full bladder, in particular if the examination includes pelvis organs via the abdominal part.

What happens during the Ultrasound?

The patient typically reclines comfortably on an examination table. A small quantity of ultrasound gel is placed on their abdomen. The sonologist then carefully places the transducer over various parts of the abdomen.

This process is generally painless. Some pressure may be exerted during the process of scanning – particularly in parts of the abdomen that feel tender.

The sonologist uses the images presented to them on the monitor to evaluate the inner organs at different angles.

What can the Scan detect?

A whole-abdomen ultrasound may help detect or evaluate conditions such as:

• Gallstones
• Kidney stones
• Fatty liver changes
• Liver enlargement
• Kidney abnormalities
• Cysts
• Fluid accumulation
• Certain masses or enlarged organs
• Urinary bladder abnormalities
• Some uterine or ovarian abnormalities

Why choose City Imaging and Clinical Labs?

Patients prefer City Imaging because of the following characteristics;

• Hygienic sample collection
• Highly qualified laboratory professionals
• Accurate and reliable reports
• Affordable diagnostic services
• Advanced laboratory equipment
• Quick report turnaround
• Patient-friendly environment
• Commitment to quality and precision

Which USG Whole Abdomen Female centre is near me?

City Imaging in Delhi equipped with the latest medical technology is near your location which ensures accurate tests. This testing facility is renowned and has experienced doctors for accurate results and patient comfort.

How to book USG Whole Abdomen Female online at City Imaging?

Patients may book appointments for the USG Whole Abdomen Female on the City Imaging website or by phone call.

What is the price of USG Whole Abdomen Female in Delhi?

The USG Whole Abdomen Female can be performed in Delhi at a price that ranges from INR 1500 to INR 4000. Price variation depends on various factors like location of the diagnostic centre, whether Govt. or private, the reputation of the diagnostic facility, etc.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is fasting necessary before the whole abdomen ultrasound procedure?

In many instances, fasting is required since staying without food for a few hours usually helps minimise the amount of air in the bowel and enhance the quality of images of some abdominal structures.

Is drinking beforehand allowed?

You may also need to drink water and keep your bladder full for the test, especially when pelvic organs are being examined.

Is the procedure painful?

No, the procedure is painless in most cases. There may be a little pressure from the transducer, which can barely be felt.