The first sign of pregnancy is usually a late period, but a change in your monthly cycle can happen for other reasons. If you’ve recently had sex and your period is late, you might be pregnant. See if these other pregnancy symptoms seem familiar.
A positive pregnancy test only indicates the possibility of pregnancy. Although at-home pregnancy tests are relatively accurate, one study suggests up to 5% can indicate you aren’t pregnant when you actually are. There’s much more to know, and ultrasound is one of the best ways to get that information.
If you have had unprotected sex or missed your period, you might wonder if you are pregnant. The first thing you should do is take a pregnancy test. We offer lab-quality pregnancy testing at no cost.
If you are pregnant, an ultrasound will help determine how far along you are, if the pregnancy is viable (growing), and if it’s located in the correct place. We offer limited obstetric ultrasounds at no cost.
When a person engages in sex or sex-like activity, there’s a chance of contracting an STD. Most people with an STD don’t have immediate symptoms. Regular testing helps prevent later physical risks. We offer no-cost and confidential STD testing to women and men.
Our fatherhood program, Men MENtoring Men, begins during the first medical appointment. Men MENtoring Men is the opportunity for you to meet with a male advocate to discuss your feelings about becoming a dad.
