Pregnancy Scan & Ultrasound near Electronic City

The problem with pregnancy scans is rarely the scan. It is that women are handed a report full of abbreviations, told it is “normal”, and sent away — and then spend the next fortnight typing phrases from it into a search bar at midnight. A scan is only useful if somebody explains what was looked at, what was found, and what would have to be true for it to change the plan.

Dr. Sanjana L — MBBS, MS (OBG) Gold Medalist (RGUHS) — provides the full antenatal scan sequence at Raghava Multispeciality Hospital in Attibele, about 20–25 minutes from Electronic City down Hosur Road, and reads each one in the context of your pregnancy rather than in isolation. The sequence runs: a dating scan at 6–9 weeks to confirm the pregnancy is in the uterus and establish the due date; the NT scan at 11–13+6 weeks alongside first-trimester blood markers; the anomaly scan at 18–22 weeks, which is the detailed structural survey; and growth and Doppler scans in the third trimester where growth, fluid or placental function need watching.

For two-income households in Electronic City, the practical advantage is that the scan and the consultation happen with the same doctor in the same visit, until 9 PM Monday to Saturday. You do not book a scan at one centre, wait for a report, and then book a separate appointment somewhere else to have it interpreted — which is exactly the gap where anxiety and unnecessary repeat testing live.