If you’ve recently found out that you are pregnant, you may be weighing your options and deciding what to do. One of those options is having an abortion. Before you decide anything, it’s incredibly important to confirm your pregnancy.
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A missed period is one of the first indicators that you may be pregnant, but there are also many other symptoms and signs that occur during pregnancy. If you think you may be pregnant, it’s important to first confirm your pregnancy with an ultrasound—which you can do around the 6th week of pregnancy.
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If you think you may be pregnant, there are many thoughts that might race through your mind—different things to do, questions to answer, and people to talk to.
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A pregnancy resource center, or pregnancy medical clinic, is a vital community organization that helps equip pregnant women or women who think they may be pregnant with valuable medical, educational, and tangible resources at no cost.
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A missed period is usually the most common sign of pregnancy. While there are many other signs, including regular nausea or “morning sickness,” a missed period is many times a woman’s first indicator.
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Are you wondering if you’re pregnant? Having confirmation of pregnancy, such as through a pregnancy test offered by a medical facility, can be an important as you consider your next steps.
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