Every woman experiences pregnancy differently. One woman may feel early pregnancy symptoms immediately, while another may not notice anything for months. Believe it or not, it is possible to be pregnant and not know it. If you are wondering if you are pregnant, come to HopePlace and find out. Schedule an appointment for a free,
A couple of months ago, we posted an article titled, When Am I Most Likely to Get Pregnant? Our article today discusses the “safest” time to avoid pregnancy. It’s essential to remember that there is no completely “safe” time. A woman’s cycle can vary from month to month, and determining when you could become pregnant
If you’ve recently had sex and you’re past the date when your period should start, you’re probably wondering if you are pregnant. Depending on your situation, that could be a happy thought or extremely frightening. Your first step is to take a pregnancy test. Come to HopePlace for a free and confidential pregnancy test. What
An average menstrual cycle lasts between 26 and 32 days. Of course, some women have irregular cycles that can be longer or shorter. The time of ovulation is when you are most likely to get pregnant each month. Generally, ovulation happens around day 14 before your next period starts, but this time can be challenging
Some conversations are trickier than others. Depending on your relationship and the circumstances of your pregnancy, telling your boyfriend you are pregnant can either make or break your relationship. Here are a few tips for making the announcement. First, Have You Confirmed Your Pregnancy? A late period and a positive pregnancy test may not be
There are times in life when we’re not sure how to support those who are closest to us. When a friend experiences an unexpected pregnancy, we want to encourage them, but how? Here are a few tips to help you support them. Listen Without Judgment When hearing about a friend’s struggle, it can be difficult
Is your period late, and have you been feeling a little sick lately? If you’ve recently had sex, you may be worried you’re pregnant. There are several early pregnancy symptoms. However, a late period or being overly tired could come from something else. Your next step is to take a pregnancy test. HopePlace offers free
There are several difficult conversations we hope we never have to have with our parents. Telling them you are pregnant is one of them. Don’t worry. We’ve got some tips that hopefully help the discussion go a little more smoothly. You might even be surprised at their reaction. Have You Confirmed Your Pregnancy? A late
Abortion is a serious medical decision with physical and mental health risks. At HopePlace, our trained client advocates recommend a pre-abortion consultation. Get all the information you need about your pregnancy, abortion procedures, and potential risks beforehand. Did you know there’s a chance you are no longer pregnant? Find out about early miscarriages and more.
When you’re pregnant, certain health conditions may warrant immediate treatment. Being proactive and learning about your pregnancy can help avoid complications. An ectopic pregnancy is one such condition; it is diagnosed with an ultrasound and is a medical emergency. Continue reading to learn more about this condition and when to seek help. Are There Any