Early Pregnancy Scan FAQs: Everything You Need to Know

Early Pregnancy Scan FAQs: Everything You Need to Know

Curious about early pregnancy scans? You’re not alone! At Ultramsono in West Kensington, London, we answer your most common questions to help you feel confident and informed. Our early pregnancy scan is priced at £110.

1. When Should I Have an Early Pregnancy Scan?

👉 Between 6 and 10 weeks – perfect for confirming heartbeat and dating your pregnancy.

2. How Long Does It Take?

👉 Around 15-30 minutes, depending on the baby’s position and the information we need.

3. Do I Need a Full Bladder?

👉 Yes – a comfortably full bladder helps us see baby more clearly.

4. Can You Detect Twins?

👉 Yes – twins (or multiples!) are usually visible from 6-7 weeks.

5. Is It Safe?

👉 Absolutely. Ultrasound uses safe sound waves – not harmful radiation.

6. Why Go Private?

✅ Flexible booking
✅ Short wait times
✅ Longer appointments for questions
✅ Supportive, calm environment
👉 Book your private early pregnancy scan here: https://ultramsono.co.uk/book-now/

7. Where is Ultramsono Located?

📍 Inside Kings Dental Clinic, 36 North End Road, London W14 0SH – just minutes from West Kensington tube.
📞 Call 07828 668209 to chat with our friendly team.
👉 Find out more about our clinic: https://ultramsono.co.uk/about-us/

8. What Should I Bring?

✅ Your maternity notes (if you have them)
✅ A partner, family, or friend
✅ Your questions!

9. What Will I See?

👉 You’ll see your baby’s heartbeat and get an estimated due date. We’ll print out images for you to keep!

10. Can I Book Online?

👉 Yes! It’s easy and quick:
🔗 Book your early pregnancy scan today: https://ultramsono.co.uk/book-now/
💷 Price: £110

Conclusion

Pregnancy is an amazing time – let Ultramsono help you feel calm, reassured, and excited. Book your private early pregnancy scan and enjoy peace of mind today!
👉 Explore our early pregnancy scans
📞 07828 668209
📍 Ultramsono inside Kings Dental Clinic, 36 North End Road, London W14 0SH

References

– NHS. Ultrasound scans: https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/ultrasound-scan/
– RCOG. Ultrasound scans: https://www.rcog.org.uk/