The first obstetric visit is a key stage of care for a pregnant woman. It includes a detailed medical history, assessment of general health, calculation of gestational age, and a gynecological examination with ultrasound to confirm the pregnancy and its location. The doctor orders necessary laboratory tests, provides recommendations on diet, supplementation, and lifestyle, and establishes a plan for further prenatal care. The visit takes place in a calm, supportive environment, ensuring safety and comfort for the expectant mother.

The follow-up obstetric visit is part of regular prenatal care. It includes assessment of the mother’s health and the developing fetus, measurement of blood pressure and body weight, evaluation of the baby’s heart activity, and a gynecological examination with ultrasound. The doctor reviews previous test results, orders additional diagnostic tests according to gestational age, and discusses the next steps in pregnancy management. The visit allows early detection of potential complications and ensures comprehensive, safe care for both the expectant mother and the baby.

An ultrasound examination performed in the early stage of pregnancy, usually transvaginally, allowing confirmation of pregnancy, its location (intrauterine), number of embryos, and assessment of fetal heart activity. Ultrasound up to the 12th week also enables determination of gestational age, evaluation of the gestational and yolk sacs, and exclusion of ectopic pregnancy or other abnormalities. This is a key examination for confirming proper development in the first trimester and planning further prenatal care.

An ultrasound examination aimed at assessing the maturation of ovarian follicles and determining the timing of ovulation. It is performed transvaginally on various days of the menstrual cycle, usually multiple times within one cycle. Ovulation monitoring helps accurately identify fertile days, which is particularly useful for pregnancy planning, diagnosing ovulation disorders, or assisted reproductive procedures. The examination is painless, safe, and requires no special preparation.

The visit includes discussion of laboratory, imaging (e.g., ultrasound), or genetic test results obtained during pregnancy. The doctor interprets the results in the context of the stage of pregnancy and the overall health of the patient and the baby, provides recommendations, and, if necessary, orders further diagnostics or adjusts the prenatal care plan. The consultation helps clarify doubts, provide reliable information, and ensures safety and continuity of care during pregnancy.

Remote obstetric consultation allows contact with a doctor without leaving home – ideal for discussing test results, pregnancy symptoms, medications, recommendations, or concerning signs. The teleconsultation may include issuing an e-prescription, e-referral, or planning further diagnostic steps. It is a safe and convenient form of support for pregnant women, especially between in-person visits, ensuring continuity of medical care.

A non-invasive examination that monitors the fetal heart rate and uterine contraction activity. CTG allows assessment of the baby’s well-being during pregnancy, especially in the third trimester and during labor. The procedure involves attaching special sensors to the patient’s abdomen to record the fetal heartbeat and uterine contractions. CTG results help detect potential risks and guide therapeutic decisions, ensuring the safety of both mother and child. The examination is painless, safe, and requires no special preparation.