What Do I Need to Know if I Am Pregnant in High School?

If you’re facing an unexpected pregnancy and still in high school, it’s essential to know that you have rights—and you can succeed academically, no matter what pregnancy decision you make. Read on to learn more about your rights as a pregnant student and the resources available to help you succeed. Or, if you want to

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What Are My Second-Trimester Pregnancy Options?

If you’re currently in your second trimester of pregnancy (between weeks 14 and 27), your pregnancy options are parenting, adoption, or a surgical abortion. In Pennsylvania, abortion is only an option through your 23rd week of pregnancy. Making a pregnancy decision is critical—no matter how far along you are—and you deserve to know all the

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What Can Guys Do with an Unplanned Pregnancy?

If you recently found out that your partner is facing an unplanned pregnancy, you’re likely feeling overwhelmed with emotions and wondering what you can do.  Whether you’re wondering how to help your partner, what your rights are as a father, or what to do if you disagree with your partner’s pregnancy decision—all of this is

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How to Tell Your Boyfriend and Family You Are Pregnant

Finding out you’re unexpectedly pregnant can stir many different emotions—all of which can feel more overwhelming as you think about telling your boyfriend and family. Telling them will help ease these difficult feelings as you get the news out in the open, but it can be hard to know where to start.  If you’re wondering

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7 Top Pregnancy Symptoms

Do you think you’re possibly pregnant? Maybe your periods are irregular, so it’s hard to know. In this blog, we share the 7 top pregnancy symptoms to look out for, according to the Mayo Clinic.  Always go about pregnancy testing to be sure and follow up with an ultrasound to determine how far along you

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How Do I Tell My Parents I’m Pregnant?

If you’re facing an unplanned pregnancy and worried about telling your parents, that’s understandable. You might be worried about how they will react or if they will judge you. These fears are understandable, but the only way to overcome them is by telling your parents. Once you get it over with, you’ll feel a lot

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What Is the Difference Between a Blood and Urine Pregnancy Test?

Wondering whether you might be pregnant? The first step toward finding out is by taking a pregnancy test. But knowing which kind to take and at what time is essential for receiving accurate results.  Read on to learn more about the different options available for pregnancy testing and what to do if you receive a

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How Do Pregnancy Tests Work?

A pregnancy test is a reliable way to confirm or deny a pregnancy. But knowing how a pregnancy test works and when to take one is essential for receiving accurate results.  If you think you might be pregnant, taking a pregnancy test as soon as possible is essential for your health. If you’re pregnant, you’ll

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When Should I Take a Pregnancy Test?

If you think you might be pregnant and are wondering when you can take a pregnancy test, the answer is to wait two weeks after you have missed your menstrual period. This will give you the most accurate result.  Read on to learn more about how a pregnancy test works and what to do if

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What Is Ectopic Pregnancy?

When a fertilized egg is implanted outside of the uterus, such as in the fallopian tubes, an ectopic pregnancy results.  Signs of a possible ectopic pregnancy include: Shoulder pain Extreme lightheadedness or fainting Severe abdominal or pelvic pain with vaginal bleeding If left untreated, ectopic pregnancies are very dangerous and require medical intervention. If a

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