How To Prepare

Nothing to eat 4 hours prior to the appointment and only water to drink.

Continue taking your medications as normal.
If you are a diabetic please check with your doctor.

Full bladder required.

• Drink 3 large glasses of water (approximately 750–900 ml) 1 hour before your scan.
• If your bladder is not full 10 minutes before your appointment, please drink more water.
• Do not empty your bladder before the scan. If you must go, only release a small amount.
• A full bladder helps us get the best view of your organs during the ultrasound.

Nothing to eat 4 hours prior to the appointment and only water to drink.

Continue taking your medications as normal.
If you are a diabetic please check with your doctor.

Nothing to eat 4 hours before the scan and only water to drink.

Continue taking your medication as normal.
If you are diabetic, please check with your doctor.

Full bladder required.

• Drink 3 large glasses of water (approximately 750–900 ml) 1 hour before your scan.
• If your bladder is not full 10 minutes before your appointment, please drink more water.
• Do not empty your bladder before the scan. If you must go, only release a small amount.
• A full bladder helps us get the best view of your organs during the ultrasound.

Full bladder required.

• Drink 3 large glasses of water (approximately 750–900 ml) 1 hour before your scan.
• If your bladder is not full 10 minutes before your appointment, please drink more water.
• Do not empty your bladder before the scan. If you must go, only release a small amount.
• A full bladder helps us get the best view of your organs during the ultrasound.

Full bladder required.

• Drink 3 large glasses of water (approximately 750–900 ml) 1 hour before your scan.
• If your bladder is not full 10 minutes before your appointment, please drink more water.
• Do not empty your bladder before the scan. If you must go, only release a small amount.
• A full bladder helps us get the best view of your organs during the ultrasound.

Full bladder required.

• Drink 3 large glasses of water (approximately 750–900 ml) 1 hour before your scan.
• If your bladder is not full 10 minutes before your appointment, please drink more water.
• Do not empty your bladder before the scan. If you must go, only release a small amount.
• A full bladder helps us get the best view of your organs during the ultrasound.

No preparation required.