Ultrasound Services
Ultrasound in Lahore at MD Health Center, DHA Phase 6
Need an ultrasound in Lahore? MD Health Center in DHA Raya, Phase 6, offers nine types of ultrasound, including abdominal, pelvic, pregnancy, thyroid, breast and musculoskeletal scans.
Consultant Radiologist Dr. Raheel Ahmed Bandesha, MBBS, MCPS (Diagnostic Radiology), performs ultrasound scans and signs reports at MD Health Center.
Whether your doctor has requested a specific scan or you are not sure which one you need, we can help you take the next step. Message or call with the scan you need and your preferred time.
Reception arranges every appointment and confirms your time, so contact us before you travel.
Ultrasound Scans Available at MD Health Center
MD Health Center offers these nine types of ultrasound examination. If your doctor has requested a scan that is not listed, ask us before you travel.
- Abdominal ultrasound: looks at the liver, gallbladder, kidneys and other organs in the upper abdomen
- Pelvic (gynaecological) ultrasound: looks at the bladder, womb and ovaries
- Renal and KUB ultrasound: looks at the kidneys, the tubes that drain them (ureters) and the bladder
- Pregnancy (obstetric) ultrasound: checks how a pregnancy is progressing
- Thyroid ultrasound: looks at the thyroid gland in your neck
- Breast ultrasound: looks at breast tissue
- Scrotal ultrasound: looks at the scrotum and testes
- Musculoskeletal ultrasound: looks at muscles, tendons, joints and other soft tissues
- Transvaginal ultrasound (TVS): an internal scan of the womb and ovaries, using a small probe placed in the vagina
Availability depends on scheduling, so tell us the exact scan you need, using the name on your doctor’s request if you have one. That helps us find you a suitable appointment time.
Not sure which scan applies to you? Your referring doctor can advise on the examination, and we will take care of the practical side.
Why Choose MD Health Center for an Ultrasound in Lahore?
Everything you need to arrange an ultrasound is in one place: nine types of scan, a named Consultant Radiologist, a female radiologist option and a single point of contact, Reception, for your appointment.
Conveniently Located in DHA Raya
Our ultrasound service is based at CP-109, Fairways Commercial, Defence Raya Golf Resort, DHA Phase 6, Lahore.
Whether you are coming from within DHA or from elsewhere in the city, our contact and location page has directions and a Google Maps link to help you plan your visit.
Who Performs and Reports Your Ultrasound?
Dr. Raheel Ahmed Bandesha, Consultant Radiologist, MBBS, MCPS (Diagnostic Radiology), performs and reports ultrasound scans at MD Health Center. Which radiologist sees you depends on your appointment arrangements, and Reception can tell you when you book.
If you would like to know more about his background, his profile page lists his qualifications.
Your Comfort and Privacy
Many people have a preference about who performs their scan, and it is reasonable to ask. If you would prefer a female doctor, ask about our female radiologist option when you enquire.
Dr. Khadija Imran, a female radiologist, is available on call, subject to scheduling through Reception, and Reception will tell you what can be arranged for your appointment.
As with any medical examination, you should understand what is being done and agree to it before it begins.
You can ask questions at any point, and you may ask to pause or stop an internal examination, such as a transvaginal scan, if you feel uncomfortable.
Ultrasound Prices and Appointment Information
Once you know which scan you need, the next question is usually cost. Ultrasound fees depend on the examination, so there is no single price for every scan.
Ask for the current fee for your specific scan when you contact us, and check what that fee covers, so you can weigh it up before you travel.
How much does an ultrasound cost in Lahore, Pakistan?
The cost depends on which ultrasound you need, so we do not publish one fixed price. Fees vary by scan. You can ask for the current fee for your specific examination by WhatsApp or phone before you travel.
Our radiologists are on call rather than working fixed ultrasound hours, so appointment times are confirmed individually through Reception. Please arrange your appointment before you visit rather than coming without notice.
How to Prepare for Your Ultrasound
Preparation is not the same for every ultrasound. Some examinations ask you to go without food or drink for a period beforehand, others need nothing special, and some pelvic scans work best with a full bladder.
The right instructions depend on the scan you are having.
Can I eat before an ultrasound?
It depends on the scan. Some examinations, such as certain abdominal scans, may need a period without food or drink, while many do not. Follow the instructions for your specific examination and ask if you are unsure. If you have diabetes or take regular medicines, consult your treating clinician before fasting or changing any medication.
Please follow the preparation advice your doctor gives for your examination, and if you have already been given instructions, mention them when you contact us. Ask about preparation before you attend so you arrive ready. Comfortable, loose-fitting clothing usually makes the appointment easier.
Can I drink water 30 minutes before an ultrasound?
It depends on the scan. Some examinations, particularly certain pelvic scans, ask for a full bladder, which means drinking water beforehand; others may involve fasting or no change at all. Check the instructions for your exact scan before drinking more or less than usual.
What to Expect During and After Your Ultrasound
Knowing what happens on the day helps you arrive at ease.
During Your Examination
Ultrasound uses sound waves to create images, not ionizing radiation. A healthcare professional spreads a little gel on your skin and moves a probe over the area being scanned, and the images appear on a screen as they are taken.
The method depends on the body area, and some examinations, such as transvaginal ultrasound, are internal. You may feel pressure from the probe, and a tender area can be uncomfortable, but ultrasound is generally well tolerated.
Is ultrasound 100% safe?
Standard diagnostic ultrasound uses sound waves, not ionizing radiation, and has no known harmful effects when used appropriately. No medical test is risk-free in every situation, so scans should be done when medically indicated. The usual experience is pressure or mild tenderness from the probe.
Your Report and Next Steps
An ultrasound report describes what the examination shows. Your treating doctor can then consider the findings alongside your symptoms and any other tests. If you need to know the reporting arrangements for your appointment, ask Reception.
Is ultrasound 100% correct?
No test is 100% correct. Ultrasound is a widely used and valuable imaging method, but results depend on the body area, image quality and the clinical question. A scan can occasionally miss a problem or not show it clearly, so findings are interpreted alongside your symptoms.
Ultrasound has limits. Gas, bone, body size and movement can make some areas harder to see clearly, so your doctor may sometimes suggest another scan or further tests.
A request for follow-up is a normal part of care and does not by itself mean something is wrong.
Request an Ultrasound Appointment in DHA Lahore
Getting started is simple. To arrange an ultrasound in Lahore at MD Health Center, work out which scan you need, using the name on your doctor’s request if you have one, then message us on WhatsApp or call 0300 1193006.
Ask about availability, the current fee and how to prepare, and Reception will confirm your appointment arrangements so you can plan your visit with confidence.
A scan name and your preferred time are all we need to begin.
If you would like to ask about the female radiologist option, mention it in your first message, and if you would rather speak to someone, the same number works for calls.
You will find us at CP-109, Fairways Commercial, Defence Raya Golf Resort, DHA Phase 6, Lahore, with directions and a map on our contact and location page.
Common Questions About Ultrasound Appointments
What should I wear for an ultrasound?
Wear comfortable, loose-fitting clothing and leave jewellery at home. For some examinations you may be asked to uncover the area being scanned, so clothing that is easy to adjust helps. A loose two-piece outfit is practical for scans of the abdomen or pelvis.
What is the normal result of ultrasound?
There is no single normal result, because it depends on the body area scanned and why the scan was requested. A report may describe an organ as normal or unremarkable when nothing concerning is seen. Your doctor interprets your result alongside your symptoms and other tests.
