Ultrasound at the gynecologist

Ultrasound may be used to assess the female reproductive organs. This may be related to pregnancy, but also to examine the uterus and ovaries. There are no known risks related to an ultrasound examination, it does not involve exposure to radiation as it involves sound waves, and it is not known to be harmful to the developing fetus during pregnancy.

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Price for ultrasound

2D ultrasound is included in the consultation price at a gynecologist of NOK 1495,–.
For 3D ultrasound there is a surcharge of NOK 595,– (only Majorstuen: Hegdehaugsveien and Kristiansand).

Ultrasound during pregnancy

You are welcome to have an ultrasound with us no matter how far along you are. Whether you want confirmation right at the beginning or need a check-up later in your pregnancy, we are here to welcome you exactly when you feel the need.

What we can assess during the ultrasound:

  • Early in the pregnancy (from approx. week 6): We check for a heartbeat, the number of fetuses, and ensure the pregnancy is correctly located in the uterus. This examination is performed internally (vaginally) to obtain the best possible image.
  • From week 12 (week 11+0 to 13+6): In addition to the points above, we can now assess for certain potential anomalies. If necessary, our experienced gynecologists will refer you for a further fetal medicine assessment. This is also the time when we can start looking for the baby's gender.

Is it very early in your pregnancy? It is not always easy to calculate exactly how far along you are yourself. If you visit us in the very early stages and it turns out you are earlier in your pregnancy than you thought, we may not be able to see everything we are looking for (such as a heartbeat). Because of this, we cannot always promise a definitive result during your very first appointment.

Regardless, you are always warmly welcome to visit us. We perform a thorough examination, provide guidance based on what we can see, and tailor further follow-up according to your needs.

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3D Ultralyd

At Dr.Dropin, you can take a 3D ultrasound between weeks 24 and 32. That period of pregnancy is considered the best time to get clear pictures of the baby in the womb. 3D ultrasound is a technology that gives you the opportunity to see the child's facial features and provides more detailed and clearer images than the usual 2D examination. The quality of the images depends on how the baby lies in the stomach and is affected by the amount of amniotic fluid, the position of the placenta and the position of the baby.

3D Ultrasound is offered at the Dr.Dropin Majorstuen: Hegdehaugsveien and in Kristiansand.

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From what week can you see the fetal heart beating on ultrasound?

You can usually see the fetal heartbeat on an ultrasound from week 6 of pregnancy.

However, it is important to remember that this can vary somewhat. Sometimes you can see heart activity as early as week 5, while other times it may take a little longer, up to week 7.

Factors that can affect when the heartbeat can be seen:

  • The accuracy of the due date calculation: It is important to have an accurate calculation of the due date, as fetal development varies in the first few weeks.
  • The position of the fetus: If the fetus is in an unfavorable position, it may be more difficult to see heart activity.
  • The mother's body composition: In women with a lot of subcutaneous fat, it can be more difficult to get good images early in pregnancy.

Early ultrasound:

If you are concerned or want to see the heartbeat as early as possible, you can book an appointment for an early ultrasound at Dr.Dropin. Our gynecologists have extensive experience with ultrasound during pregnancy and can provide you with reassurance and guidance.

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What can an ultrasound examination find?

Ultrasound is part of the general check up in cases where disorders of the female reproductive organs are suspected, in which an internal ultrasound scan is performed, i.e. transvaginally. This allows the doctor to better visualize the internal organs, including cervix, uterus and ovaries. Ultrasound examinations may reveal tumors and cysts, myomas, polyps and abscesses. However, ultrasound may not be sufficient to differentiate between benign and malignant masses, hence this may require further evaluation with CT, MRI or surgery (laparoscopy).

Ultrasound scans are also useful in assessment and management of women who experience problems conceiving, infertility and fertility treatment.

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Gynecologists with hospital experience

At Dr. Dropin, you get good help from skilled gynecologists with extensive experience from public and private hospitals. Our gynecologists can help with everything from cervical examination and abdominal pain, to fertility assessment and examinations

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  • No referral

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What is an ultrasound during pregnancy?

Ultrasound is a safe and painless examination that uses sound waves to create images of the fetus in the womb.

Why have an ultrasound during pregnancy?

Ultrasound is used to confirm pregnancy, estimate due date, assess fetal growth and development, detect any abnormalities, and determine the number of fetuses.

When are ultrasounds offered during pregnancy in Norway?

Routinely, two ultrasound examinations are offered in the public healthcare system: early ultrasound (week 11-14) and routine ultrasound (week 17-20).

What is an early ultrasound?

Early ultrasound is performed in the first trimester and can confirm pregnancy, estimate due date, and assess the risk of chromosomal abnormalities.

What is a routine ultrasound?

Routine ultrasound is done in the second trimester and provides a detailed assessment of the fetus's anatomy and development.

What is 3D/4D ultrasound?

3D/4D ultrasound provides more detailed images of the fetus in real-time and can be a great way to see the baby before birth.

Is ultrasound safe for the fetus?

Yes, ultrasound is considered safe for both mother and fetus when performed by qualified healthcare professionals.

Can I have an ultrasound at Dr.Dropin?

Yes, Dr.Dropin offers ultrasounds for pregnant women performed by experienced gynecologists. We offer early ultrasound, routine ultrasound, and 3D/4D ultrasound.

How much does an ultrasound cost at Dr.Dropin?

Prices vary depending on the type of ultrasound and any additional services. You can find pricing information on here or by contacting us.

How do I book an appointment for an ultrasound at Dr.Dropin?

You can easily book an appointment online here, through our app, or by calling us.

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