Facing an unexpected pregnancy can feel overwhelming, especially if you know that parenting isn’t the right path for you. You may wonder what other options are available and how Kentucky law could affect your next steps. At Avenues Clinic, we provide thorough options information so you can make an informed choice. Schedule your appointment today
If you’ve had an abortion or are considering one, you may wonder how it might affect your ability to become pregnant in the future. Every woman’s body is different, and knowing what to expect can help you make informed decisions and protect your health. While Avenues Clinic does not provide or refer for abortions, our
If you’ve been feeling a little off and wondering whether pregnancy might be the reason, you’re not alone. While many people associate early pregnancy with symptoms like “morning sickness” or a missed period, there are several other signs your body may be giving you. At Avenues Clinic, we provide no-cost pregnancy services and education in
Telling your parents you’re pregnant can feel overwhelming. You might wonder how they’ll respond or worry that the news will change their support for you. You don’t need to determine your next steps alone. At Avenues Clinic, we’re here to walk alongside you with free, confidential pregnancy services and a listening ear. Give Yourself a
When you’re facing the possibility of an unexpected pregnancy, the first step is to take a pregnancy test. This may feel overwhelming, but getting that initial result and learning what comes next can help ease some of the uncertainty. At Avenues Clinic, we provide complimentary professional pregnancy testing and limited ultrasound scans to confirm your
Whether you were expecting your partner’s support or have been struggling in your relationship, not having him in your corner can feel like a heavy blow. This lack of support can also make your next steps seem shaky. This is a challenging situation, and you shouldn’t have to navigate a pregnancy alone. Avenues Clinic provides
Knowing when to take a pregnancy test can feel challenging. Do you wait for symptoms to appear? What if symptoms aren’t present, but you’ve had sexual intercourse? When you want answers, figuring out the next step can be challenging. We’re here to clarify the best time to take a pregnancy test—and what to do if
With the rise of telemedicine and online access to medication, some women consider purchasing abortion drugs online to have an at-home abortion. However, it’s essential to understand the risks and safety concerns before making this decision. The FDA strongly advises against ordering abortion drugs online because these medications are not FDA-approved and fall outside the
An abortion terminates an existing pregnancy but usually does not affect your normal menstrual cycle or the potential for future pregnancies. After an abortion, your body begins your regular menstrual cycle over again. Ovulation (when you are most likely to get pregnant) is difficult to predict, but once your periods begin after your abortion, you
You may be pregnant and nervous about receiving an ultrasound or unsure if you need one. If you’re waiting to have an ultrasound until you decide how you want to proceed with your pregnancy, you should know that ultrasounds are essential for all options, even if you think you may want to have an abortion.
