Are you facing an unplanned pregnancy and wondering what to do next? You may be wondering about your options and unsure which one you’ll choose. If you are considering abortion, you might have heard about at-home or online abortions.  Though this may seem like a convenient choice, there are risks associated with an online abortion

Abortion is a topic that’s been hotly debated in the headlines, especially after the overturning of Roe v. Wade. If you’re facing an unplanned pregnancy and struggling to find honest and neutral answers about abortion, we’re here for you.  Our goal is to provide you with the facts so that you’re empowered to make the

Choosing abortion can be a life-changing decision. Many women report immediately feeling relief following their abortion. But weeks, months, or perhaps years later, some women begin feeling sadness, guilt, and shame. There is healing, and the caring team at Options Women’s Care Center can help connect you with local programs. Are You More Vulnerable? In

Weighing your options regarding the outcome of your pregnancy can be an overwhelming process. Informing yourself about your options is the best way to empower yourself to make the right decision for you. Here are three things that you need before you go through an abortion: Medical-grade Pregnancy Test Ultrasound Sexually transmitted disease (STD) testing

If you are experiencing an unexpected pregnancy, you might struggle with what to do next. Two options you may be considering are abortion and adoption. The first step to understanding what might be right for you is to envision and discuss both options and not act hastily. You need to feel comfortable with this decision

An incomplete abortion can occur after any abortion procedure, such as a surgical or the abortion pill. Signs and symptoms of incomplete abortion can include Heavy Bleeding Abdominal cramping Fever Low blood pressure What’s An Incomplete Abortion? This is a major complication that may arise after any abortion procedure. It occurs when some pregnancy tissue

For many women following an abortion, negative mental health effects can ensue. Although some women may feel relief at first, it can be followed by loss, sadness, and guilt. If considering an abortion, you should speak with a trusted physician first to understand the mental health risks. What’s the Definition of Mental Health? The U.S.