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Before you begin to think about your pregnancy options, confirm your pregnancy with free pregnancy testing and ultrasound at You Medical. Once you have verified you are pregnant, schedule a free consultation to discuss your situation and all of your available options.

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Abortion

Abortion is a serious medical decision with the potential for physical and emotional consequences. Before scheduling an abortion, learn about the procedures, side effects, and potential risks. We can give you the accurate information you need.

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Adoption

An option you may not have considered is placing your child for adoption. With an open adoption plan, you choose the adoptive parents after carefully reviewing potential adoptive couples. Find out about the different adoption plans, and how you can usually receive pregnancy-related support.

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Parenting

Many women question if they have the resources necessary to consider parenting their child. Learn more about the many resources we offer as well as the community assistance available to help you become the best parent possible.

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What to Know If You’re Considering an Abortion

Deciding how to handle an unintended pregnancy is overwhelming. Not only are you thinking about today, but you’re looking down the road to your future. The good news is you have options.  If you’re considering abortion, knowing what you qualify for, how the various methods work, and what you need to do beforehand is essential.

How Do Pregnancy Tests Work?

The first step to determining if you’re pregnant is taking a pregnancy test. There are two types of tests: urine and blood.  You Medical offers confidential urine pregnancy testing at no cost to you. A licensed medical staff member administers our tests so you can be confident you’re getting accurate results. Schedule an appointment today.

Are STIs Contagious?

Unfortunately, sexually transmitted infections (STIs) are highly contagious. They are most often passed through sexual contact, such as unprotected vaginal, anal, or oral sex with someone who has an STI. You can also contract an STI like HIV, hepatitis B, and hepatitis C through unsterile body piercings or tattooing equipment. STIs like gonorrhea, chlamydia, HIV,