Yes, you can usually have the scan while on your period. However, if you feel uncomfortable or would prefer to rearrange, you can do so. For some conditions, such as endometriosis, scanning at a certain point in the menstrual cycle may be recommended.

Some preparation may be required. You may be asked to avoid eating for a few hours beforehand or to attend with a moderately full bladder to improve image quality. Any preparation instructions will be provided clearly before your appointment.

A Gynaecological MRI can detect fibroids, adenomyosis, ovarian cysts or tumours, deep infiltrating endometriosis, pelvic inflammatory disease, congenital uterine differences, bladder problems and post-surgical complications. It provides a comprehensive view of both the reproductive organs and the surrounding pelvic structures.

You’ll receive a full radiologist report and access to your scan images within 3–5 working days.

The scan usually takes around 30–45 minutes.

No GP referral is required. You can self-refer or book directly with us.

In some cases, a contrast injection may be recommended for clearer imaging. This will be discussed with you before the scan.

Yes. MRI does not use radiation. It is a safe and accurate way to assess the pelvic organs.