Frequently Asked Questions

Ultrasound is a simple and painless procedure. A gel is applied to your skin, and the doctor moves a small probe over the area being examined. You may be asked to change position or hold your breath briefly. Most scans take 5–20 minutes, and you can continue your normal activities afterward.

Some tests may have their own specific process. Our staff will explain everything beforehand so you know exactly what to expect.

No, we provide it at the center.

No. It’s completely safe and non-invasive — it uses sound waves, not radiation.

No, but a lady attendant is always present for female patients.

Every day, 9:00 AM – 8:00 PM.

Usually 2–5 days, depending on demand.

Unfortunately, we do not currently have stretcher or wheelchair accessibility.

Yes. Ultrasound is completely safe during pregnancy. It uses sound waves, not radiation, and is routinely performed for foetal assessment.

Yes, you may bring one attendant. However, they may need to wait outside in patient waiting area. For adult patients, attendants are not allowed in the scan room. Parents or guardians are permitted for minor patients.

No. Do not stop your regular medicines unless your referring doctor specifically advises it. If you’re unsure, please ask us at the reception.

No test can detect everything. Ultrasound is very useful, but some findings may require additional scans or follow-up tests depending on the clinical situation.

No. We only perform Ultrasonography (USG) scans.

Yes. You can eat or drink normally once your scan is completed, unless your doctor has given separate instructions.

Our charges generally range between ₹700 to ₹2000, depending on the type of scan.

Walk-ins are possible but depend on the test type and daily patient load. It’s always better to check with us before coming.

Not directly from the website. You can book an appointment from home by calling us and sending your prescription on WhatsApp.

No. We do not take advance payments. On the day of your test, please pay the full fee at the reception and submit your prescription and any previous reports.

After your scan, you will receive a report collection slip. Please keep it safely and bring it with you when you come to collect your report.

Your money receipt will be given with your ultrasound report at the time of report collection.

A TVS is a safe and routine internal pelvic ultrasound used to get a clearer view of the uterus and ovaries. A thin, covered probe is gently inserted into the vagina. It is usually not painful, though you may feel mild pressure. A female attendant is always present with the sonographer throughout the procedure for comfort and privacy. After the scan is done, you can return to your normal activities immediately.

Yes, you can. Being on your period does not affect most abdominal or pelvic ultrasounds. The scan can be done normally, and bleeding does not interfere with the results. Only certain pelvic or internal scans may require rescheduling depending on the type of test. Please confirm with your referring physician or gynaecologist if you are unsure.

Yes, a TVS can still be done during your period, and it is medically safe. However, many patients prefer to avoid it due to personal comfort. Please check with your doctor or gynaecologist for the most suitable timing.

Wear light, comfortable clothing for your ultrasound. Avoid tight outfits or heavy layers. If the area being scanned is under your clothes, you may be asked to slightly adjust or lift your clothing. No special dressing is required unless your doctor has given specific instructions.

The sonographer focuses on performing the scan. The findings are reviewed, documented, and provided in your written report. Please consult your referring doctor for detailed clinical interpretation.

A doctor’s prescription is mandatory for all pregnancy-related ultrasound scans as per regulations. Non-pregnancy abdominal scans can be done without a prescription — self-referral is allowed.

A Doppler ultrasound is a special type of scan that shows how blood is flowing through your vessels. It helps assess blood flow in arteries and veins, check for blockages, narrowing, or abnormal circulation. It is non-invasive, safe, and done using the same ultrasound machine with an additional Doppler feature.

Yes, your husband may accompany you to the clinic. However, he will usually need to wait in the waiting area during the scan. If his presence is required at any point, our staff will call him in.

A KUBP scan examines the Kidneys, Ureters, Bladder, and Prostate to check for stones, infections, urinary problems, or prostate-related issues. A PVRU (Post-Void Residual Urine) scan measures how much urine remains in the bladder after urination, often done for urinary retention or prostate concerns. Yes, we perform both KUBP and PVRU ultrasounds at our clinic.

No, we do not perform Foetal Echo/Echocardiography at our clinic.

No, we do not perform Anomaly Scans.

No, we do not conduct the Quadruple Test.

No, we do not perform Folliculometry scans.

You can book an appointment from home by calling us and sending your prescription on WhatsApp. You may also visit our clinic directly with your prescription to schedule a date.

You’ll receive your report the next day, anytime between 9 AM and 8 PM. If it's urgent, we can provide your report the same evening. Just let reception know if you need it sooner. Please bring your report collection slip.

No, not all ultrasounds need an empty stomach. Only abdominal scans usually require overnight fasting. You may drink water. Please check with reception for the exact preparation needed for your test.

For abdominal or pelvic scans, adults usually need to drink about 2 liters of water and avoid urinating until the test is done. Please drink the required water only at the center after we tell you—water taken at home is not accepted. If you have any medical conditions or water restrictions, please inform us.

Please bring your original prescription and any previous ultrasound reports. For pregnancy-related tests, a photocopy of a valid ID proof and your prescription or referral slip are required.

Approx. 2–3 hours including waiting, preparation and scanning time.

We accept both cash and UPI payments.

No. You don’t need to take any laxatives or bowel-clearing medicines before an ultrasound.

No, we do not provide emergency services. If you have a medical emergency, please visit the nearest hospital.