Follicle Tracking Scan

If you're seeking a reliable and professional company for follicle tracking ultrasound scans, you've come to the right place. Edgbaston Imaging Centre provides a comprehensive Follicle Tracking Scan service to help you manage your reproductive health and support your fertility treatment journey. We've been offering Follicle Tracking Scans for several years, making us the first choice for many patients undergoing fertility treatment such as IVF.

Our experienced sonographers use advanced ultrasound technology to accurately diagnose follicles and determine if your body is ready for IVF treatment or natural conception. We perform the scan between the sixth and ninth day of your menstrual cycle and can offer reassurance scans, transvaginal scans, and further scans when needed to ensure optimal results.

At Edgbaston Imaging Centre, we're committed to providing compassionate and reliable care for all of our patients. Our Follicle Tracking Scan includes a 30-minute appointment with a professional sonographer who will perform the scan and provide you with a detailed report and images for your reference. Our consultant radiologists will review the results to ensure maximum accuracy and help you understand the type, size, and location of the follicles.

We recommend having three follicle tracking scans performed during one menstrual cycle for optimal results. This allows us to accurately predict ovulation and increase the chances of the egg becoming fertilized. Our transvaginal/internal scan ensures a clear view of the follicles for a more accurate diagnosis.

Whether you're undergoing fertility treatment or planning for natural conception, our Follicle Tracking Scan service is designed to help you manage your reproductive health and achieve your fertility goals. Get in touch with us today to book your appointment and receive compassionate and reliable care from our experienced team.

Only

^£110.00

Includes £30.00 booking deposit

Have a question?

Frequently Asked Questions

1Who will perform my scan?

We have a team of qualified sonographers who will provide your scan. They have extensive experience in ultrasound scanning and are accredited by either the Health Professional Council, The General Medical Council, or the Society of Radiographers.

2What do I need to wear for the scan?

We advise that you wear something light, airy, and baggy. Otherwise, you may need to change into a gown if necessary.

3Do I need to bring anything to the appointment with me?

Please bring any hospital notes, your repeat prescription note and any other relevant documents

4What will I be told during the scan?

During a baby ultrasound scan, the healthcare provider or technician will use the ultrasound wand to create images of your developing baby. They will look at various aspects of your baby's development, such as the size, shape, and position of the baby, as well as the organs, limbs, and other structures. During the scan, you may be told what the technician is looking at and what they are measuring. They may also point out certain features of the baby, such as the face, hands, or feet. If there are any concerns or abnormalities, your healthcare provider may discuss them with you during or after the scan. After the scan is completed, your healthcare provider will review the images and information gathered during the scan to assess your baby's growth and development. They may discuss the results with you and answer any questions you have.

5Medical Insurance

If you have medical insurance, then please contact and liaise with them directly. At Edgbaston imaging we will directly interact with the patient.

6Can I ear or drink before the scan?

yes it's fine to ear or drink before the scan

7Will you provide advise of any abnormalities?

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.

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