FAQ's

The timing depends on the stage of pregnancy and the reason for the examination. Your obstetrician will recommend the appropriate timing based on your individual situation.

Different scans are performed at different stages of pregnancy and for different clinical purposes. Your obstetrician will recommend the examination appropriate for you.

Preparation depends on the type of scan and stage of pregnancy. Our team can guide you regarding any preparation required before your appointment.

Some blood tests require fasting and others don't. Our team will let you know in advance if any preparation, including fasting, is needed for your specific test.

Ultrasound uses sound waves rather than ionising radiation. Pregnancy ultrasounds should be performed when clinically indicated and as advised by your healthcare professional.

Please check with your Q Diagnostics centre regarding the current policy for accompanying persons.

That's completely understandable. A scan can feel like much more than a medical appointment when you're expecting. Tell our team, ask your questions, take your time — we're here to make your experience as comfortable and reassuring as possible.

3D/4D imaging may be available when appropriate. Whether it is recommended depends on the examination and clinical situation.

Our team can help you understand the terminology and process. Your treating doctor will interpret the findings and explain what they mean specifically for your pregnancy.

Turnaround time depends on the type of test or scan. Our team will let you know the expected timeline when you book your appointment.

Yes — home sample collection is available for select tests. Get in touch with your nearest Q Diagnostics centre to check availability and book a convenient slot.

Yes, we offer a range of health check packages designed for routine screening and preventive care. Speak to our team to find one suited to your needs.

Yes. Ultrasound is a completely safe, painless, and radiation-free imaging method. It is even routinely used during pregnancy.

Preparation depends on the type of ultrasound:

Abdominal ultrasound: You may be asked to drink water to keep your bladder full.

Our staff will guide you with exact instructions before the test.

Most ultrasounds take 10-15 minutes, depending on the area being examined.

Reports are usually ready within the same day or immediately after the scan.

No, it is a safe and painless test. There is no radiation involved.

No special preparation is required. You can eat and drink normally unless your doctor advises otherwise.

It usually takes 20–30 minutes to complete.

Reports are generally provided after the scan.

Yes. The radiation used in modern digital X-Ray machines is very minimal and safe for adults. However, pregnant women should inform the technician before the test.

No special preparation is required. You may need to remove jewelry or metal objects during the test.

The process usually takes 5–10 minutes, and reports are available the same day.

No. ECG is completely painless and quick. Small electrodes are attached to your chest, arms, and legs to record signals.

An ECG test usually takes 5–10 minutes to perform.

Reports are provided instantly or within a few hours.

Yes, CT scans are generally safe. However, since they use low doses of radiation, it's important to inform your doctor if you are pregnant or allergic to contrast dye.

For contrast CT scans, fasting for 4–6 hours may be required. Our technician will inform you beforehand.

A CT scan usually takes 10–20 minutes, depending on the body part being scanned.

Reports are usually available within 2-3 hours, or on the same day depending on the test type.

For some tests like Sugar, Lipid Profile, or Full Body Checkups, you should fast for 8–12 hours. Water is allowed during fasting.

Most blood test reports are ready within 12–24 hours. Some specialized tests may take longer.

Yes. We offer free or low-cost home blood sample collection in nearby areas. You can book it online or by calling our helpline.