Most at-home pregnancy tests claim to be 99% accurate if taken on the first day of your missed period. However, this percentage lowers significantly if you aren’t sure when to expect your period and take the test too soon. If you think you might be pregnant and have yet to take a pregnancy test, it’s…
Abortion Pill Reversal (APR) is used to try and counteract the effects of mifepristone, the first drug used in a medication abortion regimen. While APR is most effective when taken promptly, it doesn’t pose ill effects on your health. If you regret your decision and wish to continue your pregnancy, you want information you can…
We have all made decisions we regret. You may have chosen abortion, believing it was the best option. But what happens when you take mifepristone, the first abortion medication, and have regrets? Is there hope to continue the pregnancy? It may not be too late if you’ve taken mifepristone but not misoprostol. The Abortion Pill…
If you’ve taken mifepristone, the first drug in a medication abortion or “abortion pill,” and regret your decision, there is hope. Starting the Abortion Pill Reversal method could allow you to continue your pregnancy and reverse this medication’s effects. Turlock Pregnancy and Health Center supplies women with the information they need to make confident pregnancy…
Knowing when to test for pregnancy can be difficult, especially if you have few to no symptoms. But it’s easier than you may think. Turlock Pregnancy and Health Center is here for you. We provide no-cost, confidential pregnancy testing so you can get the answers you need. Possible Symptoms First, know that not all pregnancy…
Understanding the facts about the abortion pill and Plan B is critical when you’re making a pregnancy decision. You deserve to be informed about each medication and its effects. Turlock Pregnancy and Health Center provides medically accurate, fact-based information about your pregnancy so you can make an informed decision. Does the Abortion Pill Prevent Pregnancy?…
Even if you’ve already taken an at-home pregnancy test, following up with a no-cost test at your local pregnancy center is best. You’ll confirm your results and determine the additional medical services you need there. Both blood and urine-based pregnancy tests are highly accurate, though blood tests are not performed at home. What Does a…
If you’re worried you’re pregnant, your first step is to take a pregnancy test. At-home kits can be found at grocery stores or pharmacies, or you can be tested at your doctor’s office or medical clinic. Some women have obvious pregnancy symptoms like nausea and fatigue. Others may experience no more than a missed period….
If your girlfriend has recently learned she’s pregnant, you both likely have much to consider. If the pregnancy was unexpected, you may be feeling emotions like fear, anxiety, and concern. These feelings are natural, and you’ll want to take time to process the news. Remember not to pressure your girlfriend into making a specific pregnancy…
Though some women are confident they’re pregnant based on their symptoms, others experience few to no symptoms and may be unsure when to take a test. This is normal; pregnancy is different for everyone, and it’s important to remember that specific symptoms can mirror those of other health conditions. We’ll walk you through when to…
