Appointments are by phone.
Call either reception number with the service name and suitable days.
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What do you need help with today?
Choose a topic below. For advice specific to symptoms, results or treatment, speak with a qualified clinician.
Quick answers before you call.
Bring the story so far.
Prescription, previous reports, investigations and medicine list.
Reception cannot assess symptoms.
Clinical advice must come from a qualified clinician.
Use the scan named on your prescription. If you only know your pregnancy stage, reception can help identify the appropriate booking category.
No. Different scans answer different questions and are performed at different stages.
No. Ultrasound has limitations, and what can be seen depends on clinical and technical factors.
Preparation varies by scan. Confirm instructions with reception when booking.
The schedule depends on pregnancy stage, health, history and individual risk.
Yes. Preferences are important, but clinical circumstances may change the safest available options.
Reception can help arrange the appropriate appointments within the clinic’s service structure.
No. It means one or more factors may require closer observation or specialist planning.
Possibly, but the type and frequency should match the specific concern.
Seek prompt medical assessment for severe or rapidly worsening symptoms, or anything your clinician told you requires urgent review.
Ask which clinical question it addresses, what information it can provide and how the result may change care.
Yes. Counselling should cover reasonable alternatives, benefits, limitations and material risks.
Timing depends on the procedure and laboratory process. Ask during counselling how results will be shared.
Still need help choosing an appointment?
Call reception with the prescription or referral in front of you.
Maa Clinic reception