Gynaecological ultrasound at OpenMed Warsaw
We offer gynaecological ultrasound in Warsaw for women who want accurate diagnostics in comfortable conditions. At OpenMed we perform examinations such as transvaginal ultrasound, intravaginal ultrasound and selected variants of transabdominal gynaecological ultrasound, tailored to each patient's indications and needs.
Ultrasound allows us to assess, among other things, the uterus, ovaries, endometrium and other structures of the reproductive system. The examination is an important part of gynaecological diagnostics, health monitoring and further treatment planning.
Who do we help?
- women who want to have a gynaecological ultrasound in Warsaw in calm and comfortable conditions,
- patients who want a thorough assessment of the reproductive system, including examinations such as ultrasound of the uterus and ovaries,
- women referred for transvaginal or intravaginal ultrasound as part of gynaecological diagnostics,
- patients who want to consult pain, cycle disorders or other symptoms that require imaging,
- women looking for a place where they can have a private gynaecological ultrasound and receive further recommendations from a doctor.
Doctors performing gynaecological ultrasound
Meet the gynaecologists who perform gynaecological ultrasound at OpenMed. Depending on the indications and the goal of diagnostics, the examination may include intravaginal (transvaginal) ultrasound, assessment of the uterus and ovaries, evaluation of the endometrium or examination of fallopian tube patency using the Sono-HSG method.
Why choose us?
At OpenMed we perform gynaecological ultrasound in Warsaw in conditions that allow accurate assessment of the reproductive system and ensure patient comfort. The examination is matched to the clinical indications and may take the form of transvaginal, intravaginal or transabdominal gynaecological ultrasound.
- the examination allows assessment of the uterus, ovaries, endometrium and other structures of the reproductive system,
- we perform ultrasound of the uterus and ovaries as well as more targeted examinations, such as evaluation of the endometrium or Sono-HSG examination of fallopian tube patency,
- we adjust the type of examination to the patient's situation, taking into account different variants, including intravaginal and transabdominal ultrasound,
- the patient receives the examination report together with an explanation of the image and further recommendations,
- we also explain practical aspects of the examination, such as how to prepare for an intravaginal ultrasound, situations in which the ultrasound is performed with a full bladder, and the importance of the cycle phase for scheduling and interpreting the examination.
Transvaginal and transabdominal ultrasound - matching the examination to the indications
Gynaecological ultrasound can be performed using different methods, depending on the goal of the examination and the patient's situation. Transvaginal ultrasound, also called intravaginal ultrasound, is most commonly used and allows very precise assessment of the uterus, ovaries, endometrium and other structures of the reproductive system. In selected cases transabdominal gynaecological ultrasound is also performed, especially when a broader assessment of the lower abdomen is needed.
- we perform transvaginal and intravaginal ultrasound matched to the diagnostic indications,
- the examination may include ultrasound of the uterus and ovaries, ultrasound of the endometrium and an overall assessment of the reproductive system,
- depending on the need, the doctor may also recommend transabdominal gynaecological ultrasound,
- we explain the available types of examination and when each method is used,
- we share practical information about preparation for intravaginal ultrasound, preparation for ultrasound with a full bladder and how the cycle affects the timing of the examination.
How to prepare for a gynaecological ultrasound?
Proper preparation for a gynaecological ultrasound makes the examination easier to perform and allows a better assessment of the reproductive system. The way you prepare may depend on the type of examination, so before your visit it is worth reviewing the instructions provided during registration or by the doctor.
Preparing for the examination
Before the visit it is good to remember the date of your last period, as the cycle may matter for interpreting the result and choosing the best date for the examination. In some cases the doctor may recommend coming with a full bladder, while in others it will not be necessary. That is why preparation for an ultrasound should be adapted to the instructions you have received.
Things worth keeping in mind
Gynaecological ultrasound is an important part of diagnostics and health monitoring in gynaecology. The examination can be used to assess the uterus, ovaries, endometrium, fallopian tubes and other structures of the reproductive system. Before the visit it is worth preparing the results of any earlier examinations, if they are relevant to the diagnostics, and writing down any symptoms or questions you would like to discuss with the doctor.
The result and further recommendations
After the ultrasound the patient receives a description of the examination and information about the next steps. Depending on the image and indications, the doctor may recommend a follow-up, additional diagnostics or discuss a further treatment plan.
Examination timing and the menstrual cycle
In some cases the date of the gynaecological ultrasound is set with the cycle phase in mind - this matters especially when the doctor wants to assess specific elements of the image or compare the result with earlier diagnostics. It is worth knowing the date of your last period before your gynaecological visit.
Gynaecological ultrasound in Warsaw - an important part of diagnostics
Gynaecological ultrasound is an imaging examination used to assess the reproductive system. It allows you to see the uterus, ovaries, cervix and endometrium, which makes it an important addition to the diagnostics carried out during a gynaecological visit. The examination is non-invasive and helps in evaluating the structure and image of the organs of the lesser pelvis.
In practice, ultrasound is used both when the patient reports specific symptoms and when health monitoring or clarification of earlier findings is needed. It is one of the basic examinations that supports further diagnostic decisions and allows the doctor to better assess the clinical situation.
When is it worth having a gynaecological ultrasound?
Gynaecological ultrasound is performed when a more detailed assessment of the reproductive system is needed, including the uterus, ovaries or endometrium. It can be helpful in monitoring changes seen in a gynaecological examination, in evaluating the structure of the organs and when the doctor wants to extend the diagnostics with an ultrasound image. This makes it possible to quickly assess the structures within the female pelvis.
It is also important for the patient to know that ultrasound can be tailored to the goal of the examination. Depending on the indications, the doctor may assess, for example, the uterus and ovaries, the thickness of the endometrium or other elements of the image of the reproductive system. That is why the examination is not treated as a single rigid procedure, but as a tool adjusted to the specific health situation.
Private gynaecological ultrasound in Warsaw - comfort and precise diagnostics
When choosing a private gynaecological ultrasound in Warsaw, patients are looking for a place where the examination can be done efficiently, in comfortable conditions and with full respect for privacy. What matters is not only the appointment date, but also a thorough assessment of the image and the opportunity to discuss the result right after the examination. In gynaecological diagnostics this is particularly important, because ultrasound helps to assess the uterus, ovaries, endometrium and other structures of the reproductive system.
If you are looking for a place where you can have a private gynaecological ultrasound, OpenMed provides the examination in conditions that support calm and accurate diagnostics. It is a solution for women who want to monitor their health, extend their diagnostics or have an ultrasound of the uterus, ovaries and fallopian tube patency in line with their doctor's recommendations.
Gynaecological ultrasound - FAQ
Gynaecological ultrasound is an imaging examination that allows the assessment of the reproductive system, including the uterus, ovaries and endometrium. The examination is matched to the goal of the diagnostics and the doctor’s indications, and afterwards the patient receives a description and an explanation of the result.
Ultrasound is performed when a more detailed assessment of the reproductive system is needed, when changes need to be monitored or when the diagnostics carried out during a gynaecological visit need to be supplemented. The examination may be ordered both for specific symptoms and as part of further health monitoring.
Preparation for the examination depends on its type and goal. In some cases the doctor may recommend a full bladder, while in others it will not be necessary. Before the visit it is worth knowing the date of your last period and bringing previous test results.
Yes, in some cases the date of the examination is set with the menstrual cycle in mind. This matters especially when the doctor wants to assess specific elements of the image or compare the result with earlier diagnostics.
The duration of the examination depends on the goal of the diagnostics and the scope of assessment. The ultrasound itself usually takes a short while, and afterwards the patient receives information about the result and any further recommendations.
Gynaecological ultrasound price list
You will find the current price list for gynaecological ultrasound at the selected location. Before booking the examination it is worth checking the available appointments and organisational details.
Service available at the following locations:
- Warsaw Wola - price list
Do you have any questions? Contact us - 22 100 45 20.