Health Services of North Texas (HSNT) works with trusted imaging centers for prenatal ultrasounds. You’ll receive high-quality imaging, and our team will coordinate with these partners to make sure your results are shared quickly and added to your medical record.
A sonogram is an image made during an ultrasound exam. It uses gentle sound waves to create pictures of the inside of your body. This test is noninvasive, meaning it does not break the skin and does not use radiation.
Sonograms are often used to:
Our team uses modern ultrasound technology to provide clear, accurate images while keeping you comfortable.
Sonograms play an essential role in women’s health and overall care.
Benefits include:
We may recommend a sonogram for several reasons, including:
Sonograms help your care team understand what’s happening inside your body so they can guide the next steps in your care.
Your sonogram will be done by a skilled imaging technician who will explain each step of the process.
Here’s what you can expect:
Our team will answer your questions and make sure you feel supported throughout your visit.
Most sonograms do not need special preparation. Some exams may require you to drink water before your visit so your bladder is full. We will give you clear instructions if preparation is needed.
No. Sonograms are painless. Some exams may involve placing a device inside the body, but this is usually not uncomfortable. Our team will do everything possible to help you feel at ease.
It depends on the area being examined. You may be asked to remove clothing or jewelry. For abdominal or pelvic exams, we will provide a gown for you to wear during the appointment.