Female Full Body Ultrasound Scan

Fasting: Do not eat or drink anything (except small sips of water) for 6 hours before your appointment. This helps reduce gas in the abdomen and gives clearer images of your abdominal organs

Hydration: About 1 hour before the scan, drink 4–6 glasses of water and avoid urinating until after your scan. A full bladder helps provide better images of the pelvic area

Lotions and Creams: Please avoid applying lotions, oils, or powders to your chest or abdomen on the day of your scan, as these can affect the quality of the ultrasound images

Clothing: Wear loose, comfortable clothing to make it easier to access the areas being scanned, especially for the breast and abdominal parts of the exam

Yes, a full body ultrasound is completely safe and painless

It uses sound waves (not radiation) to create images of your internal organs, so there are no known side effects. During the scan, a small amount of gel is applied to your skin, and the sonographer gently moves a handheld probe over your abdomen. You may feel light pressure, but there is no discomfort or pain

This makes it suitable for people of all ages, including pregnant patients and those requiring repeat imaging

A Full Body Ultrasound is a comprehensive, non-invasive scan that examines key organs such as the thyroid, breasts, abdomen, and pelvis. It helps assess your overall health and detect potential issues early, even before symptoms appear.

Regular health checks are essential, and our Full Body Scan in Bolton offers:

• Early detection of potential issues.
• Detailed imaging of vital organs.
• Tailored scans based on gender-specific health needs.
• Expert analysis by experienced professionals.

Whether you’re proactive about your health or addressing specific concerns, a Full Body Scan can provide valuable insights. If you are in Bolton or the surrounding areas, our clinic is here to help you stay informed about your well-being.

This scan is ideal for anyone who wants a thorough check of their internal organs for general well-being or is experiencing symptoms such as abdominal pain, bloating, hormonal changes, breast lumps, or thyroid-related issues.

For women, the Full Body Scan includes the thyroid, breasts, abdomen, and pelvis. It provides a detailed view of key organs such as the liver, kidneys, pancreas, uterus, and ovaries, as well as the thyroid and breast tissue.

• Fast for 6 hours before your appointment (only small sips of water are allowed).
• Drink 4–6 glasses of water about an hour before your scan and avoid urinating until after your scan.
• Do not apply lotions, oils, or creams to your chest or abdomen on the day of your appointment.
• Wear loose, comfortable clothing for easier access to the scan areas.

Yes — ultrasound scans are completely safe, painless, and radiation-free. You may feel slight pressure from the ultrasound probe, but it’s not uncomfortable.

The scan usually takes 30 to 45 minutes, depending on the areas being examined.

You’ll receive same-day results reviewed by a specialist radiologist, along with a detailed digital report and advice if any follow-up is needed.

No, a referral is not required. You can book your Full Body Ultrasound directly with Chequers Health.

Our Full Body Ultrasound Scans are available at Chequers Health in Bolton, serving patients from Bury, Manchester, Wigan, and nearby areas.

You can book online, call 01204 806676, or email [email protected]. Our team will help you schedule a convenient time for your scan.