Follicular Scan by Female Doctors in Bangalore

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No Waiting Time for appointment based scans
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No Needles Ultrasound scans are non-invasive. No surgery. No needles. No pain.
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5.2 mins Scans Patients Avg. Waiting Time

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Benefits of Graafian Follicular Scan

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Increase Pregnancy

Monitoring the follicles drastically increases the chance of conceiving.
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Low Cost

This simple test can save the lakhs you would spend in IVF and IUI.
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Early detection

Identify any issues with ovulation. Like PCOS

Follicular Scan cost in Bengaluru

Simple and Transparent Pricing. No hidden costs

First Scan

₹999 All inclusive
  • - All inclusive
  • - HD Report
Inaugural Discount

Repeat Scans

₹499 All inclusive
  • - Upto 18 days from 1st test
  • - HD Report
Who does the procedure?
Dr. Gayathri Priyadharshinee
Dr. Gayathri Priyadharshinee
MBBS • DNB • FRCR • 8+ years Dr. Gayathri Priyadharshinee is our in-house Ultrasound Specialist. She has been trained in renowned centers like KMCH (Coimbatore) and Royal College of Radiology (London). She has been performing Ultrasound scans since June 2018 and has done 3000+ in just the last 8 months. Having her as an in-house specialist is one of the main reasons why we are able to provide the Ultrasound scan at such competitive prices. Her expertise in the scan makes it highly cost effective.

What our customers say?

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Anusha, 27 IT Professional
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I recently had a follicular scan here, and I must say it was a wonderful experience. The cleanliness of the place was impressive, and the staff members were exceptionally friendly and helpful. Dr. Gayathri and Raji made me feel comfortable throughout the procedure. Their expertise and warmth created a positive environment, and I left with a sense of confidence and satisfaction. I highly recommend this clinic for anyone in need of follicular scans or fertility-related services.

How is the Follicular Scan done?

Follicular scan is a process used to track the development of ovarian/graafian follicles, which are fluid-filled sacs in the ovaries that contain developing eggs. This process is often used to help women who are trying to conceive, as it can provide important information about their fertility and the timing of ovulation. During follicular monitoring, a woman's ovaries are typically monitored with ultrasound scans at regular intervals, typically starting on day 2-5 of the menstrual cycle. These scans allow a doctor or fertility specialist to track the size and number of developing follicles in the ovaries, as well as the thickness of the uterine lining. Based on the information gathered during follicular monitoring, a doctor or fertility specialist can determine the best time for a woman to have intercourse or to undergo certain fertility treatments, such as intrauterine insemination (IUI) or in vitro fertilization (IVF). This personalized approach increases the chances of successful conception by aligning the timing of intercourse or fertility procedures with the optimal stage of follicle development. Follicular monitoring can also help identify any issues with ovulation, such as irregular cycles or the presence of ovarian cysts. By closely monitoring the growth and development of follicles, healthcare providers can assess the effectiveness of ovulation-inducing medications or make adjustments to the treatment plan to improve the chances of successful ovulation and pregnancy.

When is the Follicular Scan done?

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79/7, Bellandur Service Road, Near Xochi Restaurant, Bengaluru 560103 hello@hercare.in +91 8148340982

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Know more about Follicular Scan

Follicular scan is an important tool for monitoring and improving fertility in women. It offers several benefits that can increase the chances of getting pregnant. First, it helps track the development of ovarian/graafian follicles and determines the best time for ovulation. This helps couples time intercourse or fertility treatments like IUI or IVF for the best chance of conceiving. Second, follicular monitoring allows personalized treatment plans based on an individual's unique fertility needs and cycle patterns. It gives insights into specific requirements and helps optimize the approach. Moreover, this monitoring technique detects potential issues related to ovulation early on, such as irregular cycles, ovarian cysts, or inadequate follicle growth. By finding these problems early, timely interventions can be made. This reduces the need for more invasive procedures. Lastly, follicular monitoring plays a crucial role in improving pregnancy outcomes. It ensures ovulation happens at the right time and the uterine lining is thick enough. These factors increase the chances of a successful pregnancy and a healthy baby. Overall, follicular monitoring offers a comprehensive approach to fertility management, aiding personalized treatment and early issue detection, ultimately improving the prospects of a successful pregnancy journey.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a follicular scan? close
A follicular scan, also known as a follicular study, is a medical procedure that uses ultrasound imaging to monitor the development and growth of follicles in the ovaries.
Why is a follicular scan performed? close
A follicular scan is performed to track the growth and development of follicles in the ovaries. It is commonly used in fertility treatments to determine the best timing for intercourse or assisted reproductive techniques like intrauterine insemination (IUI) or in vitro fertilization (IVF).
What are follicles? close
Follicles are small fluid-filled sacs within the ovaries that contain immature eggs. Each month, several follicles start to develop, but typically, only one follicle will fully mature and release an egg during ovulation.
What is the role of Graafian follicles? close
Graafian follicles are mature follicles that have reached their final stage of development. They are the largest and most dominant follicles in the ovaries. The Graafian follicle releases a mature egg during ovulation, which can be fertilized by sperm to achieve pregnancy.
How is a follicular scan performed? close
During a follicular scan, a transvaginal ultrasound probe is inserted into the vagina to visualize the ovaries and follicles. The scan is typically performed on specific days of the menstrual cycle, starting from the early follicular phase until the time of ovulation. The scan provides real-time images of the ovaries and measures the size and number of follicles.
Is a follicular scan painful? close
No, a follicular scan is not generally painful. The procedure is minimally invasive and involves inserting a probe into the vagina. Some women may experience slight discomfort or pressure during the scan, but it is usually well-tolerated.
Can a follicular scan help diagnose fertility issues? close
Yes, a follicular scan can help identify potential fertility issues. It provides valuable information about the size, number, and growth of follicles, which can indicate problems with ovulation or follicle development. The scan can assist in diagnosing conditions such as polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) or ovarian cysts.
How often should a follicular scan be done? close
The frequency of follicular scans can vary depending on the individual's fertility treatment plan or specific needs. In some cases, multiple scans may be performed during a single menstrual cycle to closely monitor follicle development. Your healthcare provider will determine the appropriate timing and frequency of scans based on your situation.