Female Prolapse Scan
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Female Prolapse Scan

As you get older, the ligaments and tissue of your pelvis can become stretched and weakened (a process that is sometimes accelerated by giving birth). As a result, the organs in your pelvis – such as the uterus, bowel and bladder – can slip out of position and end up pushing against the vagina. This is known as pelvic organ prolapse. In severe cases, a lump may be noticed protruding through the entrance of the vagina.

Here at Ultrasound Plus, we offer female prolapse scan appointments for women who are concerned about pelvic organic prolapse. Common symptoms include:

  • Pain, discomfort or numbness in the vaginal area
  • A ‘heavy’ feeling in stomach / genitals
  • Lumps or bulges in the vaginal area
  • Feeling the need to urinate more often than usual

A prolapse scan can determine whether or not you are suffering from pelvic organ prolapse, allowing you to make an informed decision about what to do next. We can provide a female sonographer / consultant if you prefer – please mention this preference when you book.

What does a female prolapse scan include?

Our female prolapse scan includes:
 

What is the purpose of a prolapse scan?

To identify whether or not the patient is affected by pelvic organ prolapse (pelvic organs slipping out of position due to the stretching and/or weakening of pelvic tissue and ligaments). If you require a female sonographer or a consultant, please speak with one of our advisors at the time of your booking.

only £110.00

(Includes booking deposit of £30)

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Prolapse Scan FAQs

There are no restrictions that you cannot eat or drink before your menopause ultrasound.
 
All of our sonographers are qualified with diagnostic gynaecology ultrasound scanning experience and are accredited by either the Health Professional Council, The General Medical Council or Society of Radiographers and also work within the NHS alongside their role within Ultrasound Plus.
No, each scan is dependent on each individual’s examination. However, an internal investigation can provide clearer views and will be discussed with you by the Sonographer before proceeding with the internal examination and obtain your consent.
 
We advise that you wear something light, airy and baggy. Otherwise, you may need to change into a gown if necessary.
 
Please bring along your hospital notes (if you have been given them) and reports to assist out Sonographers if a referral is required.
 
Please note, our scans do not replace any of your NHS scans. During your appointment, in any event of a medical referral being required, we will discuss this with you and provide a full report for you to forward on to your health practitioner.
 
Yes, our services are a complementary service, which works alongside the NHS.
We advise all of our customers to advise their GP/Healthcare provider know of their intention to have a scan with us. On arrival at Ultrasound Plus we will ask you to complete a registration form, where your GP/Healthcare provider details will be requested. If from the follicle tracking scan there shows a need to contact or share any information regarding your scan, you are responsible for providing the report to your GP/Healthcare provider.
 
We will provide you with an invoice after you pay Ultrasound Plus directly for your follicle tracking scan. This can be used to make a claim with your insurance company, but this is between you and the insurance company. We would advise you check this prior to your scan to avoid disappointment.
 
We are happy for family and friends to attend and we are able to accommodate up to 5 people with the patient. Children are welcome too.