Follicular Followup Ultrasound Scan

If you’re trying to conceive or undergoing fertility treatment, a FOLLICULAR FOLLOWUP ULTRASOUND SCAN is one of the most reliable ways to track egg development and time intercourse or procedures like IUI or IVF. At Cadabams Diagnostics, we make the process simple, private, and fast—so you can focus on the next step in your journey.

• Same-day appointments and reports (often within 30 minutes)
• Female sonographers available on request
• Digital reports sent instantly to your phone or portal
• Seamless integration with your fertility clinic or doctor

Book online or via WhatsApp in under 2 minutes. Walk-ins welcome until 7 p.m. on weekdays.

Definition in Lay Terms

A follicular follow-up ultrasound scan is a painless, internal (or sometimes external) scan that watches your ovaries produce and mature eggs over several days of your menstrual cycle.

How Ultrasound Follicular Tracking Works

• High-frequency sound waves create real-time images of your ovaries and uterus.
• We measure each fluid-filled sac (follicle) that contains an egg.
• Tracking every 2–3 days shows exactly when an egg will be released.

Transvaginal Scan (Primary)

• Slim probe inserted vaginally
• Sharpest images; empty bladder required

Transabdominal Scan (Occasional)

• Probe glided over the belly
• Used if virginity is to be preserved or patient preference

• Follicle size (mm): Tracks daily growth (1–2 mm per day).
• Endometrial thickness & pattern: Lining should be 7–12 mm and triple-layered for best implantation.
• Number of developing follicles: Prevents multiple pregnancy risk by adjusting medication.

• Pinpoint ovulation day for timed intercourse
• Adjust fertility medication doses on the spot
• Prevent ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome (OHSS)

Women Undergoing Ovulation Induction

If you’re taking tablets or injections to stimulate egg growth, scans ensure the dose is neither too low nor too high.

Couples in Fertility Treatment Cycles

• IUI or IVF programs need scans to pick the perfect day for insemination or egg collection.
• Helps sync embryos with your body’s natural timing.

Timing Within Menstrual Cycle

• First scan on Day 2 or 3 (to count resting follicles).
• Follow-ups every 2–3 days until the dominant follicle reaches 18–22 mm.

• Maximises natural conception chances by revealing your exact fertile window
• Guides IUI/IVF timing, improving success rates
• Non-invasive, quick procedure (5–10 minutes; resume work immediately)

• Anovulation (no egg release)
• PCOS (multiple small follicles)
• Luteal phase defects (inadequate lining thickness)

• Transabdominal route: Drink 1 L water 1 hour before and do not empty bladder.
• Transvaginal route: Empty bladder just before the scan.
• Bring prior cycle records, medication chart, and doctor referral (if any).

• Day-2 hormonal profile (FSH, LH, E2) if this is your first visit
• Signed consent form (available at reception or online)
• Note your fertility medication schedule to share with the sonographer

• Women aged 18–45
• Not pregnant at baseline (negative urine test)
• No active pelvic infection or unexplained bleeding

1. Check-in & verification at reception (ID + doctor’s note).
2. Change into gown; female chaperone available on request.
3. Scan technique (5–10 min): probe gently rotated to capture both ovaries and uterus.
4. Instant report generation: hard copy + PDF to your phone within minutes.

• Inform staff if allergic to latex (probe covers).
• Avoid intercourse for 24 h before a transvaginal scan to prevent discomfort.
• Discontinue blood thinners? Only if your fertility specialist advises.

• Minimal risk profile: No radiation, no known side-effects.
• Accuracy limitations in obese patients: Extra tissue may blur images; transvaginal route usually solves this.