Baby Scan in Damansara Jaya — Early Pregnancy Ultrasound From 6 Weeks

Early pregnancy baby scan at Klinik Dr. Prevents Damansara Jaya — confirm viability, check heartbeat, estimate gestational age, and assess for ectopic pregnancy from as early as 6 weeks. Safe, radiation-free, results reviewed immediately by our in-house doctor. Open 24 hours, no referral needed.

🤰 From 6 Weeks 💓 Heartbeat Confirmed 🕐 Open 24 Hours
Baby scan early pregnancy ultrasound at Klinik Dr. Prevents Damansara Jaya — heartbeat viability from 6 weeks
Open 24H7, Jalan SS 22/19, Damansara Jaya, PJ
🤰From 6 WeeksEarliest ScanHeartbeat visible ~6–7wks
💓ViabilityConfirmed Same DayHeartbeat + position
📷Radiation-FreeSafe in PregnancySound waves only
🕐24/7Walk-In AvailableNo referral needed

What Does a Baby Scan Check — and When Should You Come In?

An early pregnancy ultrasound — commonly called a "baby scan" or dating scan — provides critical information during the first and early second trimesters. It is the earliest way to confirm that a pregnancy is developing normally in the uterus (and not ectopically), to detect the heartbeat, and to establish an accurate gestational age and estimated due date.

For patients who have experienced a previous miscarriage or ectopic pregnancy, or for those with pelvic pain or bleeding in early pregnancy, an early scan is a clinical necessity rather than just reassurance. Our in-house doctors at the Damansara Jaya clinic perform the scan, review findings immediately, and advise on next steps before you leave.

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First Trimester — 6 to 13 Weeks

Confirms intrauterine pregnancy, detects heartbeat (from ~6–7 weeks), estimates gestational age and due date, checks for twins, and assesses for ectopic or miscarriage concerns.

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Nuchal Translucency — 11 to 13+6 Weeks

Measurement of fluid behind the baby's neck — part of the combined first trimester Down syndrome risk assessment. Time-sensitive; must be done within this specific window.

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Second Trimester — 14 to 28 Weeks

Growth assessment, placenta position, amniotic fluid volume, fetal movement and presentation. The detailed anomaly scan (see below) is typically performed at 18–22 weeks.

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Third Trimester — 28 Weeks to Term

Fetal growth monitoring, presentation (head-down or breech), placenta position, cervical length, and amniotic fluid assessment in the lead-up to delivery.

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Confirms the Pregnancy Is in the Right Place

An ectopic pregnancy — where the embryo implants outside the uterus, most commonly in a fallopian tube — is a medical emergency. Early ultrasound confirms the pregnancy is intrauterine and rules out ectopic implantation before symptoms develop.

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Heartbeat Visible From Around 6–7 Weeks

A fetal heartbeat is typically detectable on transvaginal ultrasound from approximately 6 weeks. Transabdominal scan may show it slightly later, from 7–8 weeks. Confirmation of a heartbeat is the primary milestone that distinguishes a developing pregnancy from a non-viable one.

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Accurate Due Date Calculation

Crown-rump length (CRL) measurement in the first trimester provides the most accurate gestational age estimation — more reliable than last menstrual period dating, especially for patients with irregular cycles. Accurate dating is the foundation of all subsequent pregnancy care.

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Multiple Pregnancies Identified Early

Twins — including identical (monochorionic) and non-identical (dichorionic) pregnancies — are detected at the first scan. Early identification of twin type determines monitoring frequency and risk management throughout the pregnancy.

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Come in With a Comfortably Full Bladder

For early pregnancy scans before 10–11 weeks, a comfortably full bladder helps with image quality on transabdominal scanning. After this point the uterus rises above the pubic bone and bladder preparation is less critical. WhatsApp us if unsure.

What to Expect at Your Baby Scan Visit

Most first trimester baby scans are completed within 20–30 minutes including the doctor consultation.

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Walk In

No appointment needed — though booking ahead is recommended. Let our team know your estimated gestational age (weeks since last period) when you arrive.

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Doctor Consultation

Brief history covering weeks of pregnancy, any symptoms (bleeding, pain), previous pregnancy history, and any concerns before the scan begins.

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Ultrasound Performed

Gel applied, probe moved gently over the abdomen. Transvaginal scan may be used in very early pregnancy for clearer images — your doctor will advise and obtain consent. Painless procedure.

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Results Reviewed

Doctor discusses findings immediately — confirming viability, gestational age, due date, and number of babies. Scan images and report provided. Advice on follow-up care and next scheduled scan.

Baby Scan — Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions from expectant mothers in Damansara Jaya about early pregnancy ultrasound scans.

Yes — come in promptly. Light spotting in early pregnancy can be normal (implantation bleeding, cervical sensitivity), but it can also be an early sign of miscarriage or, more urgently, an ectopic pregnancy. An ultrasound scan is the only reliable way to determine whether the pregnancy is in the correct location, whether the heartbeat is present, and whether the spotting requires any intervention. Do not wait and see if you have any bleeding in early pregnancy.
Gender is typically visible on ultrasound from approximately 16–18 weeks, though it is not always possible to determine clearly at every scan — it depends on the baby's position during the examination. At the detailed anomaly scan (18–22 weeks), gender can often be determined with reasonable confidence if the baby cooperates. Earlier scans (6–13 weeks) are too early to determine gender reliably.
Yes. Ultrasound uses sound waves — not radiation. There is no known harmful effect from diagnostic ultrasound in pregnancy when performed by qualified clinicians for clinical indications. Scans are routinely performed multiple times throughout pregnancy. The principle of using scans only when clinically indicated (rather than purely for social reasons) is recommended not because of safety concerns, but because of good clinical practice and resource allocation.
At exactly 6 weeks, some viable pregnancies do not yet show a visible heartbeat — particularly on transabdominal scanning. If no heartbeat is seen at 6 weeks, the scan is typically repeated 1–2 weeks later rather than diagnosing miscarriage immediately. The doctor will advise on timing based on how certain your dates are. If a heartbeat was previously seen and is now absent, that is a different and more definitive situation — the doctor will explain fully at the time of the scan.

Baby Scan in Damansara Jaya — Walk In Anytime

No referral needed. Open 24 hours — including nights, weekends, and public holidays. Walk in or WhatsApp us to confirm your gestational age and scan preparation before arriving.

Open 24 hours — including weekends and public holidays.

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Address

7, Jalan SS 22/19,
Damansara Jaya, 47400
Petaling Jaya, Selangor

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WhatsApp

011-3942 6972

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Availability

24 JAM

Every Day Including
Public Holidays

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