Every woman deserves to make informed choices regarding her pregnancy. Let us help you navigate your options to better understand how they will impact your future. We offer the support and services you need to make a confident choice while feeling heard and understood.
After a positive pregnancy test, your first step should be to receive an ultrasound. This simple scan plays a vital role in protecting your health and safety, regardless of the pregnancy outcome you choose. Regardless of the challenges you are facing, we are here to support you in your decision-making process. We offer a wide range of free resources and support. From material support to parenting classes and assistance for fathers, we are committed to equipping you with the tools and guidance you need.
Our trained advocates can talk with you about your situation and your options. All of our appointments are free and will be kept strictly confidential. We understand that adjusting to an unexpected pregnancy can be challenging, but we have trained advocates and staff who are prepared to discuss your situation in confidence. Our caring and compassionate team is there to support you along the way. You should never have to face this challenge alone. To avoid receiving a false negative response, a woman should wait a week past her missed period before testing.
By waiting, she ensures the hCG in her system is detectable. If a woman gets a negative response but does not get her period, she should wait another week and test again. In cases where women do not track their cycle or have irregular periods, it can be challenging to know when to expect their period.
In this situation, a woman can expect accurate test results two weeks after unprotected sex. Ultrasounds are simple, painless, and relatively quick imaging tests that provide essential details about your pregnancy. They are vital in your decision-making process. If you are thinking about the option of abortion, you will need to obtain an ultrasound as proof of pregnancy. Ultrasounds help to confirm the heartbeat of an embryo, if the pregnancy is in the right place, and help determine how far along you are.
