Ultrasound Whole Abdomen

An Ultrasound Whole Abdomen is an imaging test that uses high-frequency sound waves to create pictures of the organs inside your abdomen. It helps your doctor get a closer look at areas such as the liver, kidneys, gallbladder, pancreas and spleen.

Yes, fasting for about 6–8 hours is usually recommended for this test. This helps provide clearer images, especially for the gallbladder and surrounding organs. Visit our website for more details.

In most cases, you may be allowed to drink small amounts of plain water. Your doctor or diagnostic centre will guide you if any specific preparation is needed.

No, the scan is painless and non-invasive. You may feel slight pressure when the technician moves the probe over your abdomen, but it is generally comfortable.

Yes, it is considered a safe imaging test as it uses sound waves instead of radiation. It is commonly used for people of different age groups.

It is best to wear loose and comfortable clothing so the abdominal area can be accessed easily. You may be asked to lift your shirt or change into a gown.

In most cases, regular medicines can be taken with a small sip of water. However, always check with your doctor or the diagnostic centre beforehand.