Yes, this ultrasound is completely safe as it uses sound waves rather than radiation. It is non-invasive and does not have any known side effects, making it suitable for people of all ages, including pregnant women.

The preliminary findings are usually available immediately after the scan, but a detailed report from the radiologist may take a few hours to a day. Your healthcare provider will review the results with you and discuss any necessary next steps.

Yes, preparation usually involves fasting for about 6-8 hours before the scan to reduce gas in the intestines. Additionally, a full bladder may be required for better visualization of pelvic organs, so you may be asked to drink water before the test.

The USG Abdomen and Pelvis scan can detect a wide range of conditions, including gallstones, kidney stones, cysts, tumors, appendicitis, liver disease, bladder issues, and various gynecological problems like fibroids and ovarian cysts.