Pregnancy

Understanding the ins and outs of your reproductive health will help you monitor changes in your body and prepare for the future. When it comes to pregnancy, it’s vital to know that timing is everything.  Whether you’re planning to become pregnant or would like to avoid pregnancy, you need information you can trust. Heart to

Your safety is the number one priority. If you’re pregnant and are encountering an abusive relationship, seek immediate help. You deserve to feel safe and protected at all times.  Help is here. Call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at (800) 799-SAFE (7233) for immediate support.  Abusive Relationships During Pregnancy 1 in 6 women experience abuse

Yes, it is possible to be pregnant and not know it.  However, most women find out at some point, usually between 4 and 12 weeks of pregnancy. They may miss a period or experience pregnancy symptoms that lead to taking a pregnancy test. In some cases, women may not know they are pregnant until later

If you’ve decided to parent or place your child for adoption, birth is a part of the process.  However, while it can be nerve-racking, painful, and come with many unknowns, it can also be a beautiful and worthwhile experience as you welcome a new child into the world. Keep reading for some tips if you

You have several options if you’re in your second trimester of pregnancy. You can choose a surgical abortion, parenting, or adoption.  You may feel especially anxious about deciding when you’re further along. This is understandable. You can still get the information you need to make a thoughtful decision.  Abortion Your second trimester of pregnancy begins

Every woman is unique and will experience early pregnancy differently than others. While some women might have a metallic taste in their mouths, others may have nausea or experience no visible symptoms at all. Even with this variation, common pregnancy signs and symptoms exist. According to the Mayo Clinic, here are a few you could