Frequently Asked Questions
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Yes, ultrasound is considered safe for both the mother and the fetus when performed by trained professionals and used judiciously. It does not use ionizing radiation like X-rays do. Our ultrasound technicians are highly skilled in performing scans that adhere to safety guidelines to minimize any potential risk.
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Ultrasound scans can typically be performed as early as 6-8 weeks into pregnancy to confirm viability and establish gestational age. However, the timing of your first ultrasound may vary depending on your individual circumstances and healthcare provider's recommendations.
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Yes, our ultrasound technician is a Fellow OB-Gyne Doctor with a subspecialty as an OB-Sonologist. You can trust in the accuracy and quality of the images obtained during your ultrasound appointment.
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No, we only accept CASH and GCASH payments for now.
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No, you do not need a referral to schedule an appointment with us. Simply contact our clinic directly to book an appointment.
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During your ultrasound appointment, you will be asked to lie down on an examination table. A water-based gel will be applied to your abdomen or pelvic area to facilitate the transmission of sound waves. The ultrasound technician will then use a handheld device called a transducer to capture images of the internal structures for evaluation.
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Gender determination can often be determined during a routine ultrasound scan around 18-20 weeks gestation. However, it's important to note that not all ultrasound scans are performed with the intention of determining gender, and the accuracy of gender determination may vary depending on factors such as fetal positioning and technician expertise.
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Yes, you are welcome to bring a family member or support person to accompany you during your ultrasound appointment. However, please note that due to space limitations and privacy concerns, we may need to limit the number of individuals allowed in the examination room during the scan.