An endometrial lining ultrasound scan at London Private Ultrasound costs £219. It focuses on the thickness and pattern of the uterine (endometrial) lining, used to investigate abnormal or postmenopausal bleeding, monitor the menstrual cycle, and check the lining during HRT or tamoxifen treatment. A female sonographer is available on request. No GP referral needed, report within 24 hours.
A focused assessment of the endometrium — the lining of the womb — measuring its thickness and appearance to investigate bleeding patterns and support cycle or treatment monitoring.
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An endometrial lining ultrasound scan is a focused pelvic ultrasound that measures and assesses the endometrium, the lining inside the uterus. It helps investigate abnormal bleeding, postmenopausal bleeding, irregular periods, fertility-related concerns, suspected polyps, endometrial thickening, and monitoring during HRT or tamoxifen treatment.
You can self-refer online or call the clinic. Bring any relevant letters, previous scans, medication details or bleeding history.
The scan may include transabdominal imaging and, if you consent, transvaginal imaging for a clearer view of the womb lining.
Your ultrasound clinician explains the main findings and provides a written diagnostic report for your GP, gynaecologist or fertility specialist.
If the lining is unexpectedly thick, irregular or suspicious, your report can support timely onward referral for further investigation.
Important: Ultrasound can identify abnormal or suspicious appearances, but it cannot diagnose cancer by itself. Concerning results may require gynaecology review, hysteroscopy, biopsy or other specialist tests.
London Private Ultrasound provides private womb lining and pelvic ultrasound assessment for patients searching in Harley Street, Marylebone, Central London, St Albans, Hertfordshire and surrounding areas.
Convenient for patients searching for a private endometrial thickness scan near Harley Street, Marylebone, Oxford Circus, Bond Street and central London.
Suitable for patients in Hertfordshire and nearby areas looking for a private gynaecological ultrasound or womb lining assessment without a GP referral.
Bleeding between periods or unusually heavy periods.
Any bleeding after menopause should be assessed.
Checking the lining during hormone replacement therapy.
Surveillance of the endometrium during treatment.
Evaluating the lining at a specific cycle point.
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It is a focused pelvic ultrasound assessment of the endometrium, the lining of the womb. The scan measures the lining thickness and looks at its pattern and appearance in relation to your age, menstrual cycle, symptoms and medication history.
An endometrial lining ultrasound scan at London Private Ultrasound is £219, including the ultrasound assessment and written diagnostic report.
You may consider booking if you have heavy or irregular bleeding, bleeding between periods, postmenopausal bleeding, bleeding after sex, fertility-related concerns, HRT or tamoxifen monitoring needs, or if your GP or specialist has asked for endometrial thickness assessment.
Ultrasound can sometimes show features suggestive of an endometrial polyp, such as focal thickening or an echogenic area in the lining. Some cases may require specialist gynaecology review or further tests such as hysteroscopy for confirmation.
No. Ultrasound cannot diagnose cancer by itself. It can identify concerning features such as unexpected thickening, irregularity or a mass-like appearance, which may require urgent GP or gynaecology referral and further tests such as biopsy.
Transvaginal imaging usually gives the clearest view of the endometrium and is often the most useful approach for lining assessment. It is optional and only performed with your consent. A transabdominal-only scan can be performed if you prefer.
A comfortably full bladder can help for the transabdominal part of the scan. If a transvaginal scan is performed, an empty bladder is usually preferred.
Yes, but the best timing depends on the clinical question. For some lining assessments, your clinician or referring specialist may prefer a particular stage of the menstrual cycle.
Yes. A female ultrasound clinician is available on request at no extra cost. Please mention this when booking so the team can arrange a suitable appointment.
No. You can self-refer and book directly. If you have previous scan reports, gynaecology letters, medication details or bleeding history, bring them to help tailor the assessment.
Your ultrasound clinician will usually explain the main findings on the day. A written diagnostic report is provided for your GP, gynaecologist, fertility clinic or private specialist.
Yes. Ultrasound uses sound waves rather than ionising radiation and is widely used in gynaecology when performed by trained professionals.
This patient information page was prepared with AI-assisted editorial support and reviewed for clinical accuracy by Pedram Aghaei, Vascular Scientist, SVT reg. SVT00679, Registered Clinical Technologist, RCT reg. CT04905, and Dr Babak Soleimanpour, MD, MRCGP, DRCOG, Medical Director and GMC-registered GP. Reviewed: 22/05/2026. Next review due: 30/11/2026. This information is for general patient education and does not replace a medical consultation.
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