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Ultrasounds help protect your health and provide information on all your options. We believe your health deserves to be protected, and you should have all the facts to decide what to do next.
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I Don’t Want to Be Pregnant. Is Abortion My Only Option?
You have three options for your unplanned pregnancy: abortion, making an adoption plan, and parenting. If you do not wish to carry your pregnancy to full term, abortion is your only option. However, you need to determine how far along you are to know which abortion procedure is available to you. Before deciding which option
Why Talk To Us About Abortion?
Abortion is a serious medical procedure, whether you take the pills or choose the surgical option. As such, you should go into it with all the information you can. At Willowbrook Women’s Center, we can provide you with a no-cost pre-abortion screening, which includes a pregnancy test and ultrasound, as well as facts about abortion.
3 Things Needed Before Abortion
If you have discovered you are unexpectedly pregnant and are considering abortion, there are a few steps you need to take first. We recommend visiting Willowbrook for pregnancy confirmation as your first step. A positive pregnancy test and a missed period may not be enough to determine if you are pregnant. Verifying your pregnancy is
7 Top Pregnancy Symptoms
Are you wondering if you’re pregnant? There are physical signs such as a late period that could be symptoms of pregnancy, but it’s best to start with a pregnancy test. Pregnancy testing at Willowbrook is a no-cost service. Take a look at some of the other early pregnancy symptoms you might experience. Is a Late
How Do I Tell My Parents I’m Pregnant?
Some things in life are hard, and there’s just no way around it. First, you get a positive result on a pregnancy test. Now, you have to decide if and how you tell your parents. We have a few tips on talking to your parents, but it may be best to visit us before you
What Are the Signs of an Incomplete Abortion?
An incomplete abortion is the first complication the Mayo Clinic mentions when explaining the risks of a medical abortion. You can even experience an incomplete abortion with a surgical procedure. Recognizing signs like excessive vaginal bleeding and pelvic pain are essential. Protect your physical and emotional health by knowing what to expect after an abortion.
Is Abortion or Adoption Right for Me?
An unplanned pregnancy is life-changing. No matter what decision you make, your life will be forever affected. You have choices, but only you can decide what’s best for you now and in the future. We want to offer as much information as possible to help you make a confident, empowered decision. The outcome of abortion
What Are the Mental Health Effects of Abortion?
While abortion providers often don’t mention the potential physical and emotional effects of abortion, there are certain risks. Get all the necessary information if you’re considering abortion for your unplanned pregnancy. You could experience anxiety, grief, depression, or worse afterward, so guard your mental health first. How do Women Respond to an Abortion? Every woman
Is Abortion Painful?
Every person responds differently to medical procedures. For some, the simple thought of taking drugs or having a doctor perform surgery causes painful anxiety. Other people tolerate physical pain on various levels. Whether or not abortion will be painful for you is determined by several different factors, including the following: How Far Along Are You
