Gynaecology
Comprehensive gynaecology care from prevention and consultations to targeted diagnostics.
Care across every stage of a woman’s life, from prevention to menopause
A visit to the gynaecologist is more than a physical exam. We take time to listen to your questions, go through your medical history, and suggest a path that fits your stage of life and current needs.
We help with routine prevention, screening for oncological risks, family planning, contraception questions, hormonal changes around menopause, and concerns related to the menstrual cycle. Each reason for the visit is handled on its own and with time.
For selected situations we offer bundled programmes that combine the entry exam, ultrasound, lab tests, and a follow-up consultation in one visit. You do not have to come back for partial results and you leave with a clear overall picture.
Comprehensive exam and prevention
Regular check-ups catch small changes before they grow into a problem.
- Initial gynaecology examination (history, physical exam, ultrasound)
- Comprehensive examination including cervical cytology
- Ultrasound diagnostics when clinically appropriate
- Monitoring of findings such as inflammation, cysts, or fibroids
Oncology prevention
Screening helps detect pre-cancerous changes while they are still highly treatable.
- Cervical cytology
- HPV high-risk test
- Comprehensive cervical cancer prevention programme combining the entry exam, ultrasound, cytology, HPV test, and review consultation
- Recommended check intervals tailored to your situation
Reproductive health
Support across every stage of family planning and long-term reproductive care.
- Preparing for motherhood programme: entry exam, ultrasound, cytology, lab tests, and review consultation
- Reproductive potential programme: entry exam, ultrasound, and Anti-Müllerian Hormone test
- Contraception consultation and suitability for your situation
- Anti-Müllerian Hormone (AMH) test as an indicator of ovarian reserve
Hormonal health, menopause, and cycle
Hormonal changes and menstrual cycle issues affect overall health. We help you understand what is behind them and find a path back to balance.
- Harmony in menopause programme: entry exam, ultrasound, cytology, menopause consultation, and menopause-focused lab tests
- Diagnosis and treatment of hormonal disorders
- Examination for irregular, painful, or unusually heavy menstruation
- Consultation with a gynaecologist about menopausal concerns and treatment options
Doctors for this specialization
Gynaecology
Elena Sudarikova
Certified gynaecologist and obstetrician focused on outpatient gynaecological care, prevention, and consultations across different life stages. She completed board certification at Charles University.
Gynaecology
MUDr. Jaroslav Vráblik
Gynaecologist and obstetrician with first- and second-degree specialty certification, including EU-recognized certification. He studied medicine at the Jessenius Faculty of Medicine in Martin and focuses on prevention, diagnosis, treatment, pregnancy, and childbirth care.
Gynaecology
MUDr. Zuzana Bubáková
Gynaecologist with experience in outpatient and hospital care. She focuses on preventive gynaecology, care for pregnant patients, and diagnosis and treatment of gynaecological concerns for women of all ages.
Gynaecology questions
Short answers about check-ups, symptoms, contraception questions, and appointments in Prague.
What does a gynaecology check-up include?+
A gynaecology check-up may include a history review, pelvic examination, ultrasound, cervical cytology, HPV testing when indicated, and discussion of symptoms, contraception, cycle concerns, or previous findings.
Can a gynaecologist help with irregular periods?+
Yes. A gynaecologist can review your cycle pattern, symptoms, medication, stress, weight changes, hormonal factors, and possible structural causes. Examination, ultrasound, or lab tests may be recommended.
What causes pelvic pain?+
Pelvic pain can have gynaecological, urinary, digestive, muscular, or other causes. A gynaecologist can assess whether it may be linked to the reproductive organs and whether ultrasound, lab tests, or another specialist review is needed.
When should I see a gynaecologist?+
See a gynaecologist for preventive screening, irregular bleeding, pelvic pain, painful or heavy periods, unusual discharge, contraception, pregnancy planning, menopause symptoms, or follow-up of a previous finding.
Can OpenMedical arrange a gynaecology appointment in Prague?+
Yes. OpenMedical can coordinate a gynaecology appointment at a partner clinic in Prague, help share relevant records before the visit, and keep the follow-up steps clear after the consultation.