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
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
If you’ve recently had unprotected sex, nothing is more nerve-wracking than waiting to see if your period starts. 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. You can purchase
You deserve support right now. If your partner doesn’t support you in an unexpected pregnancy, know that there are people who will. You are not alone. At Pee Dee Pregnancy Resource Center, our supportive team is here for you with no-cost pregnancy resources and support you can count on. Our center offers education on all
A late period is usually one of the early signs of pregnancy, but a change in your menstrual cycle can happen for many reasons. Increased stress or exercise, a hormonal imbalance, certain medications, or a severe drop in weight can all stop your monthly periods. See if you experience any of these other common early
If you’ve recently had sex and your period is late, it may be time to take a pregnancy test. A late period is usually the first sign of pregnancy, but you can have a change in your menstrual cycle for several reasons. Most healthcare professionals recommend waiting until the first day after your missed period
Few conversations are more complicated than telling your parents that you are unexpectedly pregnant. You worry they will be disappointed, angry, or fearful. We’ve got some suggestions for starting the conversation. Once the news is out, you might be surprised at the support they give. First of All, Have You Confirmed Your Pregnancy? Believe it
Every woman’s menstrual cycle, just like every woman, is unique. In fact, a woman’s cycle can vary from one month to the next. You are most likely to get pregnant during ovulation, but determining the timing of ovulation can be tricky, so we have a few tips to share. Use Pee Dee Pregnancy Resource Center
