Home Ultrasound
The doctor comes to your home in Lahore with a portable machine. Printed report handed to you at the visit.
Services
Our services
Every scan, report and consultation is done by Dr. Tauseef Qamar, Consultant Radiologist & Sonologist.
Expert radiology care, wherever you are
Online X-ray Report
Upload photos of your X-ray from anywhere and receive a written report from a consultant radiologist.
Online Consultation
Discuss your scans and reports with the doctor by video call on Google Meet or Zoom.
Ultrasound Training
Paid ultrasound courses for doctors and sonographers — he has run ultrasound courses and workshops every year since 2006.
Home Ultrasound
Ultrasound scans at home
All of these scans are done at your home in Lahore with a portable machine.
Abdomen Ultrasound
A painless scan of the organs in your tummy — liver, gallbladder, pancreas, spleen and kidneys.
Pelvic Ultrasound
Looks at the organs in the lower tummy — the bladder and, for women, the uterus and ovaries.
Obstetric / Pregnancy Ultrasound
Checks on your baby and pregnancy — the baby's growth, heartbeat, position and the placenta.
KUB Ultrasound
A focused scan of the urinary system — kidneys, ureters and bladder.
Doppler Ultrasound
Shows how blood is flowing through arteries and veins, for example in the legs, neck or during pregnancy.
Soft Tissue Ultrasound
Examines lumps, swellings or painful areas just under the skin and in the muscles.
Breast Ultrasound
A gentle scan to look more closely at a breast lump, pain or a finding on another test.
Thyroid / Neck Ultrasound
Looks at the thyroid gland and other structures in the neck, such as lymph nodes and salivary glands.
Abdomen Ultrasound
A painless scan of the organs in your tummy — liver, gallbladder, pancreas, spleen and kidneys.
What it looks at
- Liver
- Gallbladder and bile ducts
- Pancreas
- Spleen
- Kidneys
- Major blood vessels in the abdomen
Common reasons for this scan
- Tummy pain or bloating
- Abnormal liver tests
- Suspected gallstones
- Follow-up of a known condition
How to prepare
Usually no food for about 6 hours before the scan (water is fine). Your doctor or our team will confirm this when booking.
Pelvic Ultrasound
Looks at the organs in the lower tummy — the bladder and, for women, the uterus and ovaries.
What it looks at
- Urinary bladder
- Uterus and ovaries (women)
- Prostate size (men)
Common reasons for this scan
- Lower tummy pain
- Irregular or heavy periods
- Urinary problems
- Follow-up of cysts or fibroids
How to prepare
A comfortably full bladder helps — drink 4–5 glasses of water about an hour before and avoid emptying your bladder until the scan.
Obstetric / Pregnancy Ultrasound
Checks on your baby and pregnancy — the baby's growth, heartbeat, position and the placenta.
What it looks at
- Baby's heartbeat and growth
- Baby's position
- Amniotic fluid
- Placenta position
- Expected due date (early pregnancy)
Common reasons for this scan
- Routine pregnancy check-ups
- Dating the pregnancy
- Growth monitoring
- When your gynaecologist requests it
How to prepare
In early pregnancy a fairly full bladder may help. Later in pregnancy no special preparation is usually needed. Bring previous reports if you have them.
KUB Ultrasound
A focused scan of the urinary system — kidneys, ureters and bladder.
What it looks at
- Both kidneys
- Ureters (where visible)
- Urinary bladder
- Bladder volume after passing urine, if needed
Common reasons for this scan
- Flank or back pain
- Suspected kidney stones
- Urinary infections that keep coming back
- Blood in the urine
How to prepare
Drink water so your bladder is comfortably full at the time of the scan.
Doppler Ultrasound
Shows how blood is flowing through arteries and veins, for example in the legs, neck or during pregnancy.
What it looks at
- Blood flow in arteries and veins
- Narrowing or blockage of vessels
- Blood clots in leg veins
- Blood flow to the baby (obstetric Doppler)
Common reasons for this scan
- Leg swelling or pain
- Varicose veins
- Checking circulation
- Pregnancy follow-up when requested
How to prepare
Usually no preparation. Wear loose clothing so the area can be reached easily.
Soft Tissue Ultrasound
Examines lumps, swellings or painful areas just under the skin and in the muscles.
What it looks at
- Lumps and swellings
- Collections of fluid
- Muscles and tendons
- Hernias
Common reasons for this scan
- A new lump or swelling
- Suspected abscess
- Pain or swelling after an injury
- Possible hernia
How to prepare
No special preparation is usually needed.
Breast Ultrasound
A gentle scan to look more closely at a breast lump, pain or a finding on another test.
What it looks at
- Breast tissue
- Lumps or cysts
- Lymph nodes in the armpit
Common reasons for this scan
- A lump you or your doctor felt
- Breast pain
- Follow-up of a known finding
- Further look after a mammogram
How to prepare
No special preparation. Please avoid applying lotion or powder to the area on the day of the scan.
Thyroid / Neck Ultrasound
Looks at the thyroid gland and other structures in the neck, such as lymph nodes and salivary glands.
What it looks at
- Thyroid gland
- Thyroid nodules
- Neck lymph nodes
- Salivary glands
Common reasons for this scan
- Swelling in the neck
- Abnormal thyroid tests
- Follow-up of a thyroid nodule
How to prepare
No special preparation. Wear a top that leaves the neck easy to reach.
Need an ultrasound without leaving home?
Book 24/7 by form, call or WhatsApp. Our team will confirm a time for a home visit anywhere in Lahore.
