About Pregnancy Ultrasound

A Pregnancy Ultrasound is a safe, non-invasive imaging test that uses sound waves to create real-time images of your developing baby in the womb. It’s an essential part of prenatal care, providing valuable insights into the health, growth, and development of your baby throughout the stages of pregnancy.

At Total Health Medical Centre, we offer high-quality, professional Pregnancy Ultrasound services in a warm and caring environment. Whether it’s your first scan or a follow-up check, we are here to support your journey with expertise and compassion.

What a Pregnancy Ultrasound Can Show:

• Confirmation of pregnancy and estimated due date

• Baby’s heartbeat and development

• Number of babies (single or multiple pregnancy)

• Baby’s position, movements, and anatomy

• Placenta position and amniotic fluid levels

• Monitoring baby’s growth and detecting abnormalities

When Are Pregnancy Ultrasounds Typically Done?

• Early Pregnancy (6–8 weeks): Confirms pregnancy and estimates gestational age

• First Trimester Scan (11–14 weeks): Assesses risk of chromosomal conditions

• Mid-Pregnancy (18–22 weeks): A detailed anatomy scan of the baby’s organs and structure

• Later Scans (third trimester): Monitor growth, fluid levels, and baby’s position

Additional ultrasounds may be recommended based on your individual health or pregnancy needs.

What to Expect During the Scan:

The scan is usually performed by gently moving an ultrasound probe over your abdomen. In early stages, a transvaginal ultrasound may be recommended. The procedure is painless, radiation-free, and typically lasts between 15 to 30 minutes, depending on the stage of pregnancy.

Why Choose Total Health Medical Centre?

• Experienced sonographers and friendly, supportive staff

• Modern, high-resolution ultrasound technology

• Clear imaging and timely reports

• Comfortable, private setting for every stage of pregnancy

• Compassionate care for every expectant parent

Celebrate every milestone of your pregnancy with confidence.