What can be seen during an abdominal ultrasound?

The abdominal ultrasound emerges as a powerful diagnostic tool, providing a non-invasive glimpse
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Abdominal Ultrasound: Your Health a LSDC Clinic

At LSDC Clinic in central London, we know visiting a clinic can feel stressful. That’s why we make your abdominal ultrasound safe, fast, and comfortable. Using advanced sound waves, we create live images of your organs. This allows our team to see exactly what is happening inside your body.

 

We use this scan to find the cause of pain, bloating, or other symptoms. Also, we explain every step so you feel informed. The procedure is non-invasive. Our team will look after you in a friendly, patient-focused environment. Your comfort and care are our priority.

What Is an Abdominal Ultrasound?

Also called abdominal sonography, this test lets doctors look inside your body without surgery. The procedure is painless, radiation-free, and safe for everyone. Most scans take 20–30 minutes. We perform them in our modern central London clinic, designed to make you feel at ease.

Organs We Examine

During the scan, our team looks at all major abdominal organs. These include the liver, gallbladder, pancreas, kidneys, spleen, abdominal aorta, bladder, and reproductive organs.

  • We check the liver and gallbladder for fatty liver, gallstones, or bile duct problems.

  • The pancreas is examined for inflammation, cysts, or tumors. It can also show signs of diabetes or pancreatitis.

  • Our doctors assess the kidneys for stones, cysts, or blockages.

  • The spleen is checked for enlargement, injury, or lesions.

  • We scan the abdominal aorta, the main blood vessel, for aneurysms or narrowing.

  • In men, the bladder and prostate are reviewed for enlargement or urinary issues.

  • In women, we examine the uterus and ovaries for cysts, fibroids, or other changes.

Preparing for Your Scan

To get clear images, your doctor may ask you to avoid food for a few hours. Sometimes, you will need to drink water so your bladder stays full. We recommend loose clothing and removing jewelry from your abdomen. Also, our team will guide you to make the scan easy and stress-free.

Why Abdominal Ultrasound Helps

This scan gives fast, accurate, and safe images. Doctors can see organ movement and blood flow in real time. Therefore, they can detect pain, swelling, infection, or other problems quickly. Also, the scan helps monitor chronic conditions and guide treatment during follow-ups.

Benefits and Safety

Ultrasound is one of the safest imaging tests. It does not use radiation, so it is safe for pregnant women, children, and adults. Results appear quickly, and our doctors will explain the findings and discuss next steps clearly.

When to Book Your Scan

Consider an abdominal ultrasound at LSDC Clinic if you have persistent pain, bloating, or unexplained weight loss. Also, speak with our team if you notice digestive changes or urinary problems. Early evaluation often leads to faster diagnosis and more effective treatment. You will always receive care in a private, patient-centered clinic.

Summary

At LSDC Clinic, our abdominal ultrasound gives a safe, clear, and personal view of your internal organs. It helps detect problems in the liver, kidneys, pancreas, and more. Because it is quick, non-invasive, and radiation-free, abdominal sonography remains one of the best ways to understand your abdominal health. Most importantly, you will receive personalized care and attention in the heart of London.

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