If you have a positive pregnancy test, a first checkup confirms the pregnancy, checks that it is in the uterus with an ultrasound, estimates your due date and starts early prenatal care. At LANTE OBGYN, female OB/GYNs explain each step in English and guide you on the next visits and tests.
- First visit
- Confirmation, ultrasound, due date, health review
- Early tests
- Blood tests and screening as recommended
- Location
- 5F Regen Medical Tower, 463 Gangnam-daero, Seoul
- Hours
- Mon–Fri 10:00–21:00 · Sat 10:00–18:00 · Sun & holidays 10:00–14:00
Your first pregnancy visit
- Consultation about your last period, health and medications.
- Ultrasound to confirm the pregnancy location and, when visible, the heartbeat.
- Estimated due date and a plan for the next checkups and tests.
- Advice on folic acid, diet, symptoms and when to seek urgent care.
When to come in
Most women come a few weeks after a missed period. Contact us promptly if you have heavy bleeding, severe one-sided pain, dizziness or fainting — these need urgent assessment.
Ongoing care
We provide prenatal care in early pregnancy and can help you plan where you will continue care and deliver.
Frequently asked questions
When should I have my first pregnancy checkup?
Usually a few weeks after a missed period, or sooner if you have pain or bleeding.
Can you confirm pregnancy with ultrasound?
Yes. An ultrasound confirms that the pregnancy is in the uterus and, once visible, shows the heartbeat.
Do you explain everything in English?
Yes. Your doctor explains findings and next steps in English.
What symptoms need urgent care?
Heavy bleeding, severe one-sided abdominal pain, dizziness or fainting should be assessed urgently.
This page is general information for international patients and is not a diagnosis. Your doctor at LANTE OBGYN will advise you based on your history and examination.
