Did you get the news that you may be unexpectedly pregnant? Or maybe you had unprotected sex and aren’t sure what to do. You may be at a standstill, trying to figure out what’s next. Maybe you’re thinking about Plan B or the abortion pill, but are unsure about the differences. Here are the facts…
You may be face to face with a reality that you never thought would happen to you – an unplanned pregnancy. If you’re considering the abortion pill, you should know the risks of ordering it online. It’s advertised as a safe and simple way to take care of unwanted pregnancy, but the process can be…
When faced with an unplanned pregnancy, it can be hard to know how to move forward. As you decide which pregnancy choice is right for you — parenting, adoption, or abortion — it’s important to take time to explore your options and educate yourself on the risks and side effects you may face along the…
Have you taken an at-home pregnancy test and discovered you’re unexpectedly pregnant? Are you worried it could be an ectopic pregnancy? We know how overwhelming pregnancy can be. What’s your next step? Come to Turlock Pregnancy and Health Center. A registered nurse will administer lab-quality pregnancy testing to confirm your results. A normal pregnancy In…
There is so much misinformation today. Who’s telling the truth? Can I trust what they say? It’s hard to know what to do. If you’re considering abortion, you deserve to know the truth about the procedures, side effects, and risks of abortion. Any time something is removed from your body, it’s a major medical decision….
After a positive pregnancy test, a follow up ultrasound exam is sometimes recommended. This exam is a quick and painless opportunity for you to learn important and necessary details about your pregnancy. What is an ultrasound? An ultrasound is a scan that uses high frequency radio waves to view important details inside the human body….
Let’s face it, unplanned pregnancies can bring on a ton of feelings — anxiety, worry, uncertainty, stress. And in this COVID-19 world, these fears might be even more magnified. Whether you’re worried about health risks, financial burdens, or whether or not you’ll have access to the healthcare you need, here’s what you need to know…
