PCOS Test
Irregular periods, acne, or trouble conceiving? Ultrasound assesses the ovaries for polycystic features as part of a PCOS work-up.
How Ultrasound Helps Assess PCOS
A transvaginal scan counts and measures the ovarian follicles, one of the criteria used alongside symptoms and hormone blood tests.
Transvaginal Scan
Assesses ovarian follicles and volume.
Hormone Tests
Blood tests complement the scan.
Clear Report
Findings explained with onward advice.
Signs You May Need a PCOS Test
If any of these apply, a scan can give you clarity quickly.
- Irregular or absent periods
- Acne or excess hair growth
- Weight changes that are hard to manage
- Difficulty conceiving
- Family history of PCOS
How to Prepare
A little preparation gives the clearest possible result.
Come As You Are
No special preparation; a transvaginal scan often needs an empty bladder.
During the Scan
A slim probe gives detailed ovarian views, gentle and private.
Your Report
Results explained the same day, with next steps.
Start Your PCOS Work-Up Today
Careful, confidential assessment with same-day results. book your appointment online.
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Helpful articles on PCOS and women's health.
Quick answers
Where can I get a PCOS scan near Yaba or Akoka?
At Mascot Healthcare, 52 Sholanke Street, off Chemist Junction, Akoka, Lagos. We are a short keke ride from the Unilag gate and close to Yaba, Bariga, Shomolu and Gbagada. Directions from your area.
Do I need an appointment?
Yes. Ultrasound scans are by appointment, so please book before you come. Book online, call 0816 586 6252 or WhatsApp 0903 185 8761. Same-day slots are often available.
How much does a PCOS scan cost?
Prices change, so we don't print them on this page. The current price is on our live price list, or call 0816 586 6252 to ask.
When are you open?
Monday to Saturday, 9 AM to 5 PM. We are closed on Sundays and Nigerian public holidays.
How should I prepare?
See our test and scan preparation guide. If you are unsure, message us on WhatsApp before you come.
Can I come here in an emergency?
No. We don't handle emergencies. For chest pain, difficulty breathing, signs of a stroke, heavy bleeding or any other emergency, go to the nearest hospital or call 112.
Do you accept HMO or health insurance?
Not at the moment. You pay at the clinic by cash, card, POS or bank transfer.
Last updated 18 October 2026.