Pelvic Ultrasound
Transabdominal and/or transvaginal ultrasound, with consent, assessing ovaries, uterus and surrounding pelvic structures.
£575 comprehensive ovarian screening package combining pelvic ultrasound, a comprehensive blood profile, CA 125, CRP and a private GP consultation.
A structured ovarian-health assessment for women seeking reassurance, experiencing persistent bloating or pelvic symptoms, or concerned about family history and ovarian risk.
Transabdominal and/or transvaginal ultrasound, with consent, assessing ovaries, uterus and surrounding pelvic structures.
A blood marker used as part of ovarian-health assessment and interpreted alongside symptoms and imaging.
Inflammation marker that can provide additional clinical context alongside the broader blood profile.
A GP reviews the ultrasound and laboratory findings together and advises on next steps where needed.
Ongoing abdominal or pelvic bloating or swelling may warrant medical assessment.
Persistent pain or pressure can be investigated with pelvic imaging and clinical review.
Early satiety or unexplained appetite change should be discussed with a clinician when persistent.
Changes in bleeding pattern may have benign causes but can be assessed as part of broader pelvic review.
Family history of ovarian or breast cancer can be discussed with the GP as part of risk assessment.
Ultrasound can characterise cyst morphology and identify features that may need follow-up.
Use the secure LondonSono booking page. No GP referral is required.
Your pelvic ultrasound and blood collection are completed during the diagnostic visit.
Ultrasound report is provided within 24 hours and blood results are generally available shortly afterwards.
The GP reviews the combined findings and provides recommendations for follow-up or referral where appropriate.
Open the secure LondonSono booking page to choose your clinic, date and available appointment time.
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