Těhotenské vyšetření: Co vás čeká a kdy jít k lékaři

When you suspect you're pregnant, the first těhotenské vyšetření, komplexní sada gynekologických kontrol, které potvrzují a monitorují těhotenství. Also known as těhotenská kontrola, it is your first step toward safe and informed care during pregnancy. This isn't just about confirming you're pregnant—it’s about understanding how your body is changing and making sure both you and your baby are on the right track.

Most women have their first gynekologické vyšetření, osobní prohlídka u lékaře, která zahrnuje fyzickou kontrolu a možné laboratorní testy. Also known as první prohlídka v těhotenství, it typically happens between the 6th and 12th week. During this visit, your doctor will check your medical history, do a pelvic exam, and may order a blood test for hCG, hormon, který se v těhotenství vyrábí a jehož hladina potvrzuje těhotenství. Also known as těhotenský hormon, it is the key marker used in both home tests and lab analyses. They’ll also schedule your first ultrazvuk, bezpečná metoda, která umožňuje vidět plod a ověřit jeho vývoj. Also known as těhotenský ultrazvuk, it helps confirm the heartbeat, number of babies, and due date. Don’t wait until you’re 12 weeks in—if you have bleeding, severe cramps, or feel something’s off, go sooner.

Many women think těhotenské vyšetření means endless visits and invasive procedures. It doesn’t. Most appointments are quick, gentle, and focused on your comfort. The goal isn’t to scare you—it’s to catch problems early, answer your questions, and give you peace of mind. You’ll learn what’s normal (like fatigue or nausea) and what’s not (like sharp pain or heavy bleeding). You’ll also get clear guidance on nutrition, supplements like folic acid, and when to call your doctor between visits.

Some of the most common concerns we see? When to take the first pregnancy test, how to read the results, and whether your symptoms are normal. You’ll find detailed answers in the articles below—about which home tests are most sensitive, what happens at the 13th week, how gynekolog knows you’re pregnant, and what to expect during each trimester. Whether you’re in Prague or Brno, these posts are written for real women, not textbooks. No jargon. No fluff. Just what you need to know to feel confident and prepared.