Book Ultrasound KUB in Chennai
- Frequent urination
- Unintentional urination
- Pain in your Bladder
- A blockage in your urinary tract
- Accidental leakage of urine
- Inability to delay the urge to urinate.
- Abdominal pain or mass
- Blood in the urine
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Lab Infrastructure in Chennai
Healthcare in Chennai is not restricted to residents of the city and its environs; it has become a popular destination for patients from all over India. Patients from all around the country have been flocking to Chennai hospitals for years. Even 45-50 percent of patients come from outside the country to receive treatment in Chennai, making it a well-known name on the medical tourism map.
It’s also known as India’s “Health Capital.” Aside from having some of the most renowned hospitals and nursing homes, Chennai also has specialist facilities for eye, pediatrics, oncology, and various alternative treatment options. In addition, dieticians, physiotherapists, psychologists, and yoga trainers in Chennai provide holistic treatment and considerably better after-care for their patients.
Many causes contribute to the steady influx of health tourists, one of which is the continuing expansion in the number of multispecialty hospitals in Chennai. The government runs and administers many hospitals in Chennai. Government Multi Super Specialty Hospital, Government Royapettah Hospital, Government Stanley Hospital, General Hospital, Adyar Cancer Institute, National Institute of Siddha, and TB Sanatorium are some government-aided hospitals in Chennai.
Because Chennai receives many patients from eastern India, the Coromandel Express, a train that runs between Chennai and Kolkata, is dubbed “Ambulance Express.” Patients from Bangladesh, Iraq, Nigeria, Congo, Oman, Kenya, and other countries visit Chennai. In addition, many Maldivians travel to Chennai seeking affordable and effective treatment.
Why book an Ultrasound Kub Test?
- To look for any alterations in the urinary bladder wall.
- To look for changes in the size or structure of the kidneys.
- To examine the kidneys and urinary bladder for stones.
- To figure out what’s causing the recurrent kidney infection.
- To figure out what’s causing your kidney or pelvic pain.
- To assist in the implantation of a transplanted kidney following surgery.
- To aid in the operation of a kidney biopsy
- To investigate the flow of blood to and from the kidneys.
What are all tests included in the Ultrasound Kub Test?
The renal or urinary system, which comprises the kidneys, ureters, bladder, and surrounding tissues or organs, is assessed with an ultrasound KUB test. In addition, the prostate gland is sometimes viewed if it is indicated.
An X-ray of the kidney, ureter, and bladder (KUB) can be used to look for causes of abdominal pain or examine the organs and structures of the urinary and gastrointestinal (GI) systems. The first diagnostic procedure to check the urinary system may be a KUB X-ray.
What preparation is required for the Ultrasound Kub Test?
- You’ll need a full bladder, and you’ll need to drink a liter of water an hour before your scan. Please do not empty your bladder at this time.
- You will be asked to expose your abdomen, and the test will be conducted in complete privacy.
- Unless encouraged to move in a specific direction, one must remain stationary. The ultrasonic vibrations will be able to travel through the tissues, effectively generating images.
What is the average cost of an Ultrasound Kub Test in Chennai?
The cost of an Ultrasound Kub Test depends on the city, the lab partner, the specific recommendations made by the physician, and some other factors. The average cost of this test in Chennai is usually between Rs. 800/- and Rs. 1000/-. We highly recommend looking up the actual price when booking the appointment.
How to book Ultrasound KUB in Chennai?
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are there any discounts running on MFine for Ultrasound KUB?
You can avail of up to 50% discount on MFine for Ultrasound KUB. This may vary based on your location and the preferred lab partner.
Will I get a report analysis after the test?
Yes, your report analysis will be done by an expert doctor for free on the MFine app.
Are there any packages available on MFine for scans?
Yes, there is the Healthy Heart Package and Complete Pollution Package that you can avail of through MFine. These packages include multiple scans to detect problems or diseases.
Can I reschedule my appointment?
Yes, you can reschedule your appointment. However, it is subject to the availability of slots.
Who should get the Ultrasound KUB done?
For men and women of any age range, and Ultrasound KUB test is performed. When necessary, it can even be performed on children.
Suppose you have pain in the lower abdomen or other symptoms like painful urination, blood in the urine, recurring urinary infections, etc. In that case, your doctor will recommend that you get an Ultrasound KUB.
What precautions should I take for an Ultrasound KUB test?
Please follow your doctor’s directions to the letter.
- Let your healthcare practitioner know if you’re taking any medications or getting therapy.
- If you have any old reports, show them.
- Inform your doctor immediately if you are pregnant/breastfeeding/menstruating.
What does the Ultrasound KUB measure?
By transmitting ultrasonic waves into the kidneys, ureters, and bladder, and Ultrasound KUB test can determine their size and structural changes. The organ’s ultrasonic vibrations are projected onto a screen. Images are captured on film.
Aside from the dimensions, an ultrasound can assist in determining the reason behind the person’s symptoms. Colour doppler can be used to study blood flow in the urinary system, which can aid in determining the source of a condition.
What to expect after the Ultrasound KUB is done?
Because you were not meant to empty your bladder before or during the scan, a full bladder may drive you to empty it first once the scan is over. You are welcome to relax in the waiting area and notify the radiologist if you have any more discomfort.
When will I get the Ultrasound KUB report?
During the scanning procedure, a large number of photos are acquired. These photos are processed to show only the important ones on the scanning machine. Then, films are made to show all the findings, printed on a digital printer. The time it takes for a radiologist to report these photographs varies between 30 minutes and an hour. On the same day, reports are delivered.
How will I get the Ultrasound KUB report?
Patients are mailed ultrasound KUB reports, and printed hard copies are kept for record-keeping.
How to interpret the Ultrasound KUB report?
A radiologist reports the normal and abnormal findings of the Ultrasound KUB scanning. The report must be given to your doctor or physician so that they may match the results to your symptoms and ailment. In any situation, self-diagnosis and self-medication should be avoided.
Is there any risk involved?
The Ultrasound KUB scanning procedure is risk-free because it does not use radiation, unlike X-rays or CT scans. In addition, the gel used during the scan is completely safe and will not penetrate your skin.
How long does it take to perform an Ultrasound KUB test?
Before the procedure, the patient must maintain their bladder complete for about an hour. Depending on the number of organs scanned, the scan can take 20 to 45 minutes. The operation requires a minimum of 1-2 hours.
Is it possible to perform an Ultrasound KUB at home?
To observe the inside organs, Ultrasound KUB requires specialized scanning technology. Multidisciplinary hospitals and diagnostic facilities have this equipment. As a result, it can’t be done at home.