Urinary Tract Ultrasound

Urinary tract ultrasound is a safe, non-invasive and informative diagnostic method that makes it possible to assess the condition of the kidneys and the urinary tract.

During the examination, the size, position and structure of the kidneys are assessed, and it is also possible to detect various structural changes, stones, cysts and other pathological conditions. If necessary, the condition of the bladder and the degree of its emptying are also assessed.

When is urinary tract ultrasound recommended?

The examination may be recommended:

in case of pain in the lower back or side;

in case of pain or burning during urination;

in case of frequent urination;

in case of changes in the colour or character of the urine;

if blood is detected in the urine;

if stones in the kidneys or urinary tract are suspected;

in case of recurrent urinary tract infections;

in case of problems related to emptying the bladder;

based on the doctor's recommendation.


Frequently Asked Questions

Is urinary tract ultrasound safe?

Yes. Ultrasound does not use radiation and is a safe, non-invasive method.

The preparation required depends on which organs are to be assessed. If the bladder is to be evaluated, it may need to be filled with a certain amount of urine. A specialist will give you recommendations on the specific preparation before the examination.

The examination may be recommended in case of pain in the lower back or side, discomfort during urination, frequent urination, blood in the urine or other changes. The need for the examination is determined by the doctor.

Yes. Ultrasound can be used to detect stones in the kidneys and the urinary system and to assess their location.

At the Universe reproductive medicine centre urinary tract ultrasound is performed using modern technology, by a qualified specialist. The quality of the examination, the comfort of the patient and an individual approach that takes into account the needs of each patient are important to us.

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