Ultrasound & Pregnancy Scans
Ultrasound & Pregnancy Scans
Advanced Imaging for Safe & Healthy Pregnancy
At our Pregnancy Care Center, we provide accurate and safe ultrasound and pregnancy scans to closely monitor your baby’s growth and development at every stage. Regular scans help detect potential complications early and ensure timely medical care for both mother and baby.
Ultrasound is a painless, non-invasive, and completely safe imaging technique that uses sound waves to create real-time images of your baby inside the womb.
Types of Pregnancy Scans We Offer
Confirms pregnancy
Detects fetal heartbeat
Rules out ectopic pregnancy
Determines accurate gestational age
Screens for chromosomal abnormalities
Measures nuchal translucency
Part of first-trimester screening
Detailed structural examination of baby
Checks brain, heart, spine, kidneys, limbs
Detects congenital abnormalities
Monitors baby’s weight and development
Checks blood flow and placenta function
Assesses amniotic fluid
Ensures healthy growth in third trimester
Evaluates blood flow between mother and baby
Recommended in high-risk pregnancies
Helps detect growth restriction early
For mothers with:
High blood pressure
Diabetes
Thyroid disorders
Previous pregnancy complications
Advanced maternal age
We provide specialized ultrasound monitoring to ensure extra safety and close supervision.
We understand that medical reports can feel confusing. Our doctors personally explain every scan result in simple language, ensuring you fully understand your baby’s health and next steps.
Modern ultrasound equipment
Experienced radiologists & obstetricians
Comfortable and hygienic environment
Quick and accurate reporting
Your safety and your baby’s well-being are our top priority.
When Should You Book a Pregnancy Scan?
You should book your first pregnancy scan after a positive pregnancy test, ideally between 6–8 weeks. This early scan confirms the pregnancy, checks the baby’s heartbeat, and estimates your due date. If you experience pain, bleeding, or have previous complications, consult your doctor immediately.
At 6–8 Weeks
This early scan confirms the pregnancy, checks the baby’s heartbeat, determines the number of babies, and estimates the due date. It also helps detect any early concerns.
At 11–14 Weeks
The NT scan evaluates early fetal development and screens for chromosomal abnormalities, ensuring healthy growth in the first trimester.
At 18–22 Weeks
The anomaly scan provides a detailed check of the baby’s organs, brain, heart, spine, and overall development.
In the Third Trimester
Growth scans monitor the baby’s weight, position, amniotic fluid levels, and placental function to ensure safe preparation for delivery.