A missed period. A feeling you cannot quite shake. That moment when you find yourself reaching for a pregnancy test is one that comes with a mix of emotions, especially when the pregnancy was unplanned or unexpected. Whatever you are feeling, one thing is clear: getting accurate information early matters more than most women realize.
If you’re facing an unexpected pregnancy, you may be looking for fast answers, especially if you’re considering the abortion pill (also called a medical abortion). Many women assume it’s a simple option because it often happens at home, but it can come with intense physical side effects and real risks. Before you make any decision,
A pregnancy test detects whether your body has begun producing a specific hormone that is usually only present during pregnancy. If you’re waiting for results or trying to make sense of a positive or negative test, understanding how pregnancy tests work can help you know if you can trust the result. At Pee Dee Pregnancy
Finals, coursework, the holidays, and now, an unplanned pregnancy. That’s a lot for anyone to handle at once, and it’s completely normal to feel overwhelmed, anxious, or uncertain about what comes next. The first step is finding a safe, confidential space where you can talk through your feelings, explore your options, and gain clarity without
If your pregnancy wasn’t planned or expected, you’re probably feeling overwhelmed, unsure, and perhaps scared. We understand. It’s natural to worry about who you can confide in, but processing both your feelings and your options with a trusted support person can bring clarity. You need a safe place to talk. Talking to someone doesn’t mean
Unfortunately, this is a difficult question to answer. Eligibility for the abortion pill regimen depends on several factors. For instance, do you know exactly how far along you are in your pregnancy? Or, are you aware that experts recommend not using the abortion pill method if you have particular health concerns? Let’s review some of
A woman’s cycle can vary from month to month, and determining when you could become pregnant is difficult. Remembering that there is no completely “safe” time is essential. However, there are times in your monthly cycle when you’re less likely to conceive. To learn more about your sexual health, schedule an appointment at PD. We
If you’re facing an unexpected pregnancy, it’s natural to feel unsure about what to do next. Don’t worry—we’re here to help. You have three choices for your pregnancy: have an abortion, make an adoption plan, or choose to parent. At Pee Dee Pregnancy Resource Center, we believe it’s essential to learn about each option so
Being prepared for complications following an abortion is essential for protecting your health. All abortions can cause bleeding and cramping, but how do you know if you are bleeding or cramping too much? Here are some of the warning signs of infection to look for. For more information, schedule an appointment with a Pee Dee
Have you heard stories of women arriving at the ER with terrible stomach cramps only to find out they’re giving birth? It sounds too amazing to be true, but it is. A cryptic pregnancy is when you’re pregnant but don’t know it. Although not overly common, it’s important to recognize how and why a woman
