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Options

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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Why You Should Tell Your Healthcare Provider if You Took Abortion Pills

With all the strong opinions surrounding the abortion pill, it can be tempting to keep your abortion procedure a secret. If you ordered online and don’t have the medical oversight you need, you could be in for a complicated situation if a medical problem arises. While you may not want to share that you took

The Truth About “Plan C” Abortion Pills Ordered Online

You may have heard the term “Plan C” online for an unexpected pregnancy and wonder what it means. Is it the abortion pill? Is it something like Plan B? We’ll answer questions about Plan C so you can make an informed decision for your pregnancy and future. If you need help along the way, especially

When Should I Take a Pregnancy Test?

If you’ve recently had sex and are noticing symptoms like nausea or a missed period, it’s a good idea to take a pregnancy test. For the most accurate result, wait at least one week after your missed period before testing. If you don’t track your cycle or it’s irregular, try testing about three weeks after

Accurate information so you can make an empowered choice.