Nothing is more nerve-wracking, and perhaps frightening, than waiting to see if your period starts after unprotected sex. Whether your monthly cycle comes like clockwork or you never know from month to month when it will start, a late period often indicates pregnancy.
Your first step is to take a pregnancy test. Registered nurses administer free and confidential pregnancy testing at Women’s Hope Medical Clinic. Make an appointment today.
This question is perfect to ask if you are considering abortion. You want to be as fully prepared as possible.
Every woman’s abortion experience is unique. Various factors, such as the type of abortion, how far along you are in your pregnancy, and the facility, can make a difference.
Confirm your pregnancy with a confidential, no-cost ultrasound from Women’s Hope beforehand. An ultrasound determines if your pregnancy is developing or if you’ve miscarried, how far along you are, and the pregnancy’s location. Don’t skip this vital step.
If you recently found out you’re pregnant and abortion is on your mind, you may wonder whether you should share your thoughts with your partner. While you’re not required to tell anyone about your pregnancy decision, it’s worth thinking through how this choice could affect your relationship and your future.
Discovering you are unexpectedly pregnant is a shock. In your mind, you had plans for the future, but pregnancy wasn’t part of it at this time. It can be difficult to know what to do.
You have three options for your pregnancy: have an abortion, choose to parent, or place your child for adoption. Out of those three options, abortion is the only one that ends a pregnancy.
As you look ahead, know that each one of these options will significantly impact your life. A closer look at each is critical to making a confident decision. We’re here to provide the facts so you can make an informed choice.
In short, yes, you can get pregnant again after an abortion. In fact, it can occur relatively quickly after the procedure, so it’s critical to be informed and learn everything you can about your health.
Though Women’s Hope Medical Clinic does not provide or refer for abortions, we’ll offer trustworthy information on risks, side effects, and considerations. We’re committed to helping you understand your pregnancy options and make clear, informed decisions.
We understand how stressful an unexpected pregnancy can be and are glad you are considering all your options. Only you know what’s best, and deciding what to do will likely be one of the most significant decisions you will ever make.