Women's Resource Blog

You’re responsible. You’re careful.  Yet now, you’re staring at two lines on a pregnancy test, asking yourself, “How did this happen?” The uncomfortable reality is that no birth control method is 100% perfect. Even with diligent use, life happens. Missed pills, illness, or medications can lower the pill’s effectiveness, and suddenly, the unthinkable becomes your reality. If you’re feeling overwhelmed, confused, or unsure what to do next, take a deep breath. You’re not alone i

A drugstore pregnancy test is convenient, but unless the test is negative, you’ll need proof of pregnancy to verify viability (if the pregnancy is progressing) and to confirm how far along you are.  If you think you might be pregnant, we can conduct a medical-grade urine pregnancy test. This test detects the presence of the hormone hCG (human chorionic gonadotropin), which the body produces during pregnancy. No pesky finger pricks or needles necessary.  Proof of Pregnancy Whi

If you or someone you care about is facing an unexpected pregnancy, it’s normal to feel overwhelmed. With so much information (and...

Finding out if you’re pregnant can be an emotional rollercoaster, especially if it's unexpected. You may feel a rush of excitement,...

Let’s be honest: it can be hard to tell if you’re pregnant when some period symptoms are similar to pregnancy symptoms . If you think you...

As a woman, few things will rock your world more than double lines on an at-home pregnancy test. Navigating the complexities of an...

Do you think you may be pregnant? Long before there were readily available drug-store pregnancy tests or sonograms, women knew they were...

Do you think you may be pregnant? Long before there were readily available drug-store pregnancy tests or sonograms, women knew they were...

A positive pregnancy test (including a home test) is an indication of pregnancy, but not a confirmation. An ultrasound can confirm your...