Ultrasound of the scrotum

Scrotal ultrasound is a safe, non-invasive diagnostic procedure used to assess the health of the male reproductive system. It provides a detailed visualization of the internal structures, including the testes, epididymis, and the scrotal portion of the spermatic cord.

Using high-frequency ultrasound waves that penetrate up to 8–10 cm into the tissues, this method is completely safe — unlike X-ray imaging — and allows clinicians to assess:

  • Organ size
  • Structural uniformity
  • Wall thickness
  • Venous plexuses
  • Presence of masses or abnormalities

To determine the nature of any tumors or abnormalities, additional testing such as laboratory analysis may be required.

When Is Scrotal Ultrasound Recommended?

Scrotal ultrasound can be performed as part of a routine urological exam or to investigate specific concerns, including:

  • Visible changes in the genital area (swelling, redness, asymmetry)
  • Infertility or poor sperm analysis results
  • Genital trauma
  • Suspected inguinal hernia
  • Endocrine disorders affecting reproductive health
  • Pain or discomfort during sexual activity
  • Postoperative monitoring of the scrotum
  • Impotence or sexual dysfunction

Ultrasound can detect a wide range of conditions such as:

  • Varicocele
  • Testicular tumors
  • Orchitis and epididymal abscesses
  • Hydrocele
  • Infertility-related pathologies

How to Prepare for the Procedure

No special preparation is required for scrotal ultrasound. Patients can visit the clinic on any convenient day. However, maintaining good personal hygiene is essential before the exam.

How Is the Ultrasound Performed?

  • The patient lies on their back or side.
  • A clear ultrasound gel is applied to the scrotal area to ensure optimal signal transmission.
  • The technician or doctor moves the ultrasound probe across the area, examining the testes, epididymis, venous plexus, and any fluid accumulation.
  • The entire exam is painless and non-invasive, typically lasting only a few minutes.
  • After the procedure, the gel is wiped off, and the patient can resume normal activities immediately.

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Why Choose IPF Clinic for Scrotal Ultrasound?

At IPF Clinic, we provide scrotal ultrasound services in a discreet, respectful, and professional setting. Our experienced specialists use modern ultrasound technology to ensure highly accurate and timely results.

Additional advantages of choosing IPF:

  • Affordable pricing
  • On-site consultations with urologists based on your results
  • Access to fertility specialists and ART (assisted reproductive technologies) if needed

Even if ultrasound reveals fertility concerns, our reproductive medicine team is ready to help with a personalized treatment plan, including options such as IVF or ICSI.

Book your scrotal ultrasound at IPF Clinic in Kyiv today — call us or fill out the appointment form on our website. Your health and future family start with accurate diagnosis and professional care.

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