If you have receive an appointment for a pelvic scan, make sure you attend the appointment before your gynaecology appointment. 

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You are able to attend gynaecology appointments while you are menstruating.

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You do not have to bring anything to your appointment, but it may be useful to the doctor if you bring any prescription medicine you are currently taking. Any other details can be found on your referral letter. It is not necessary for you to bring your referral letter but it may be helpful should you choose to.

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When you arrive for your appointment, you will be greeted by a member of our administration team who will direct you to where you need to be.

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The clinician will review your referral and discuss your case with you. This may include feeling your abdomen, an internal examination, and possibly an ultrasound scan. This information helps the doctor to decide what might be causing your symptoms; they can then recommend treatment(s) to you. Our aim is to see, investigate, and treat you in one visit. However, sometimes, additional investigations/ treatments are advised which cannot be completed in a single visit. In this case we may offer a follow-up appointment or you will refer you on to an appropriate gynaecology clinic.