Ultrasound walk through- can anyone help?

Hi and welcome to the community!

There's some information here that you might find helpful:

NHS (Whittington Health) - Having a pelvic ultrasound

NHS (Newcastle-Upon-Tyne) - Ultrasound female pelvis

NHS - Ultrasound scan

Your GP or hospital might also be able to provide you with a version that's specific to their own service.

You might also like to consider taking along a completed "My Health Passport" (or just a list of your own design), to let those involved know of any autism-related needs that you might have:

NAS - My Health Passport

You maybe asked to change into a gown, or sometimes they let you keep you own clothes, so if you wore something like legings and a top, they might be able to lift your top and roll down your leggings a bit. A gel is applied to your abdomen, then something that looks like a supermarket hand held scanner is gently moved across your abdomen, you will be able to see what it see's on a screena and the radiographer will be able to tell you what you're seeing.

I've had several, mostly when pregnant, they don't hurt and are one of the more comfortable tests they do as theres next to no poking about.

At least this is my experience of them

You maybe asked to change into a gown, or sometimes they let you keep you own clothes, so if you wore something like legings and a top, they might be able to lift your top and roll down your leggings a bit. A gel is applied to your abdomen, then something that looks like a supermarket hand held scanner is gently moved across your abdomen, you will be able to see what it see's on a screena and the radiographer will be able to tell you what you're seeing.

I've had several, mostly when pregnant, they don't hurt and are one of the more comfortable tests they do as theres next to no poking about.

At least this is my experience of them