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Period vs. Pregnancy
Let’s be honest: it can be hard to tell if you’re pregnant when some period symptoms are similar to pregnancy symptoms. If you think you might be pregnant and live in the Fort Worth area, we at Fort Worth Pregnancy Center want to help you determine with certainty if you’re experiencing a monthly period or are pregnant. Overlapping Symptoms There are numerous overlapping periods and pregnancy symptoms. The reason for this is that during both your period and pregnancy, your hormones fluctuate. Overlapping symptoms include but are not limited to: Pregnancy Symptoms There are two symptoms unique to pregnancy. They are: How You Can Be Certain You’re Pregnant or Not In order to be certain if your period is late or you’re experiencing a pregnancy, you must take a pregnancy test followed by an ultrasound. An ultrasound is the only way to know without a doubt if you’re pregnant. Additionally, an ultrasound can detect if the fetus is in the right position if you’re pregnant with twins, how far along you’re in your pregnancy, and if there are any abnormalities with your pregnancy. Don’t wait; put your mind at ease. Schedule your appointment today!
Searching Can I Cause a Miscarriage at Home?
Your pregnancy test revealed the terrifying truth — the birth control failed, and you’re now pregnant. What do you do? Maybe you don’t have the money for an abortion, and you are researching DIY abortion methods and how to induce or cause a miscarriage at home. Contact Fort Worth Pregnancy Center to learn more about spontaneous abortion, pregnancy options, what to expect, and more. If you want to continue your pregnancy and are worried about not having the support you need, please reach out to learn more about our services and resources. Whatever you may be looking for, your best first step is a free pregnancy confirmation appointment so you can know what options are available to you and if the pregnancy is viable (the pregnancy has not miscarried and is not ectopic). Is an at-home, self-induced miscarriage possible? In the past few years, thousands of women like you have turned to looking for at-home abortion options for an unintended pregnancy. While there are several methods and ways to force an at-home, self-induced abortion, we want to be abundantly clear. It is not safe to induce amiscarriage or spontaneous abortion at home. The risks are high and can cause long-term
Can an STD Go Away on Its Own?
Perhaps you’ve hooked up with someone whose sexual health you’re uncertain about, and you don’t know how to ask them, or you can’t ask them. To make matters worse, you think you may be pregnant. If you know how many people your partner has slept with, you can use a sexual exposure calculator to help you determine your exposure level. However, regardless of your exposure, if you think you have an STD and are wondering if it will go away on its own, it depends on the STD. This is why you should always get tested after you have sex with a new partner and annually if you have the same partner. The good news is the five most common STDs are treatable. Fort Worth Pregnancy Center does not offer STD testing at this time, but we do offer free pregnancy confirmation services including free pregnancy testing and a free ultrasound for pregnancy verification after a positive test. Factoring out the possibility of pregnancy is essential if you think you might have an STD or were exposed to an STD. Chlamydia In 2020, the World Health Organization (WHO) reported approximately 128.5 million new infections with Chlamydia among adults aged 15
Can you get the abortion pill at a CVS or Planned Parenthood in Fort Worth?
As a woman, few things feel more overwhelming than navigating an unexpected pregnancy. And in today’s world, there is the added pressure of trying to process everyone’s opinions regarding women’s reproductive rights and bodily autonomy. You may even feel rushed to make a decision quickly, especially here in Texas. Deciding where to seek help first is crucial; your choices can impact your life long-term. In Fort Worth, you will not be able to get abortion services or the abortion pill at CVS or Planned Parenthood, since providing abortion is banned in the state of Texas. What you can do is start with a free appointment with Forth Worth Pregnancy Center. We are a free women’s center dedicated to helping women get the answers and support they need through pregnancy decisions and beyond. No pressure. No cost. Just care. Here are five compelling reasons why Fort Worth Pregnancy Center is the best first step on your journey. Free Services Not sure if you are pregnant or if the pregnancy is viable? Start with us! Pregnancy testing is free, and the results are quick. We provide on-site lab-grade pregnancy tests at no cost to you. If the test is positive, we can
Searching How to Cause a Miscarriage?
Your pregnancy test revealed the terrifying truth — the birth control failed, and you’re now pregnant. What do you do? Maybe you don’t have the money for an abortion, and you are researching DIY abortion methods and how to induce or cause a miscarriage at home. Contact us to learn more about spontaneous abortion, pregnancy options, what to expect, and more. If you want to continue your pregnancy and are worried about a potential miscarriage, please reach out to learn more about our services and resources.Whatever you may be looking for, your best first step is a free pregnancy confirmation appointment so you can know what options are available to you and if the pregnancy is viable (able to continue on its own). Is an at-home, self-induced miscarriage possible? In the past few years, thousands of women like you have turned to looking for at-home abortion options for an unintended pregnancy. While there are several methods and ways to force an at-home, self-induced abortion, we want to be abundantly clear. It is not safe to induce a miscarriage or spontaneous abortion at home. The risks are high and can cause long-term or life-threatening side effects including but not limited to:
Is it Safe to Order Abortion Pills Online?
Since Texas and other states have banned abortion, some women are considering ordering abortion pills (Mifepristone and Misoprostol) online from websites that exist outside the legitimate U.S. drug supply chain. While self-managed abortion with pills purchased online may provide accessibility and convenience, it is essential to consider significant health risks and precautions. 1. Online pills lack FDA regulatory oversight and bypass important safeguards. The FDA recommends that Mifepristone “be dispensed to you by your health care provider (or someone under the supervision of your health care provider), or by a pharmacy to which your health care provider has submitted your prescription.” The FDA cautions against buying medications from online sources because it “cannot ensure the safety, effectiveness, or quality of those medications.” In other words, without regulatory oversight, there is no guarantee that pills ordered online are legitimate and safe. 2. Not all women are candidates for the abortion pill. Women with certain medical conditions and pregnancy circumstances should not take abortion pills. Self-managed abortion outside the healthcare system skips vital steps to ensure that you are a candidate for the abortion pill. Before proceeding with medication or chemical abortion, it is important to have your pregnancy evaluated with a