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.
If you’re concerned that your birth control may have failed, it’s natural to feel a mix of emotions. At Avenues Clinic, we’re here to offer support, information, and guidance. Here are some important steps to consider, including when to take a pregnancy test and the role of an ultrasound if you receive a positive result.
Abortion impacts every woman differently. Though it’s impossible to say how exactly a woman will feel after the procedure, studies show an increased risk of mental health issues for many. Keep reading to learn more about abortion and mental health. You can also schedule a complimentary appointment At Avenues Clinic to discuss your options. We’re
Understanding the risks of abortion can help you carefully weigh this option and determine how it could impact your health. As it is the only option that ends a pregnancy, learning everything possible about the procedure can provide clarity and help you decide. Avenues Clinic knows you have many choices when searching for options information.
An ultrasound is vital to understanding your pregnancy and safeguarding your health. It’s important to not skip this part of the confirmation process. Three reasons you will want an ultrasound before abortion are to know how far along you are, determine viability, and confirm the location of your pregnancy. At Avenues Clinic, we’re here to
There are two types of abortion: medical (also known as the “abortion pill”) or surgical. Your pregnancy’s gestational age and your medical conditions/situation are the main factors that determine which type of abortion you’re eligible for. This article will highlight the essentials you need to know when it comes to medical and surgical abortions. Looking
What a season we are in, right? COVID has changed our lives in so many ways. In order to keep our patients, our staff, and our volunteers safe, we have made some changes ourselves. Let’s look at what you can expect coming to Avenues for Women: –We have limited the number of people in the
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It’s almost August, which means trying to get in the last bit of sunshine and summer fun- bonfires, swimming, and summer romance. If you haven’t experienced a summertime love firsthand, I am sure you have seen some version of it on TV. Maybe it’s the lifeguard at your neighborhood swimming pool; maybe it’s your nextdoor
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