What Is a Uterine Prolapse (Peranakan Jatuh) Ultrasound Screening?

A Uterine Prolapse Ultrasound Screening, commonly referred to as Peranakan Jatuh, is a non-invasive, radiation-free ultrasound screening designed to observe the position and support of the uterus as part of women’s preventive health and wellness screening.

This scan uses sound waves to produce real-time images and is performed with patient comfort and privacy in mind.

Structures commonly screened include:

•         Uterus (position and alignment)

•         Pelvic supporting structures (structural observation)

•         Bladder and surrounding pelvic organs

This screening focuses on general anatomical observation of the pelvic region and is commonly included in selected women’s health screening packages.

Why Choose a Uterine Prolapse Ultrasound Screening?

•         Supports women’s pelvic wellness screening and health awareness.

•         Safe and painless with no radiation exposure.

•         Non-invasive and comfortable, suitable for routine screening.

•         Performed by trained female sonographers for privacy and reassurance.

•         Quick and convenient, completed within your scheduled appointment slot.

•         Provides visual insight into pelvic organ positioning for wellness monitoring.

What to Expect During the Scan?

The scan is usually performed as a pelvic or transvaginal ultrasound, depending on the selected screening approach. Clear explanations are provided beforehand, and patient comfort is prioritised throughout the procedure. The scan is painless and completed within the time allocated for your selected screening package.

This screening is intended for wellness and screening purposes only and does not replace medical consultation or diagnosis.

Disclaimer: This content is for informational purposes only and should not replace professional medical advice. Please consult a doctor for any concerns.