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Where Can I Get an Ultrasound in the DFW Area? 

Where Can I Get an Ultrasound in the DFW Area? 

An early ultrasound is an advanced diagnostic technique performed by trained medical staff and used to determine if the pregnancy is viable at the point of the scan and dating of the pregnancy. It is an important step in understanding your pregnancy and abortion questions.  

Prestonwood Pregnancy Center offer limited obstetrical ultrasound at no charge in order to: 

  • Detect fetal heartbeat 
  • Determine your approximate due date 
  • Determine the number of fetuses 
  • Determine the location of pregnancy (intrauterine vs. ectopic) 
  • Advise immediate medical attention at an emergency room, if necessary 

Ultrasound imaging is also called “ultrasound scanning” or “sonography” and it is a safe and painless procedure. An ultrasound scan uses high-frequency sound waves or echoes instead of radiation to safely create images of the inside of the body.  

Is an Ultrasound Necessary?  

Although a pregnancy test is the first indication that you’re pregnant, it is not a medical diagnosis for pregnancy. It does not tell you how far along you might be or if the pregnancy is developing as expected. Having an ultrasound, performed by trained medical staff and reviewed by a doctor, is essential to your health and will aid you in determining next steps for your pregnancy. 

Why does it matter? Because it’s important that you are fully informed before making any decision. Early ultrasounds are essential for offering crucial insights into your pregnancy’s progress.   

Can I Come to Your Center for Free? 

Yes! Schedule a free appointment to confirm how far along you are and if your pregnancy is viable. No insurance or referral is required. Our caring team is here to support you, answer your questions, and provide the compassionate care you need.  

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