It’s easy to confuse the abortion pill with Plan B because they both are drugs related to pregnancy, but one is for termination, and the other is an emergency contraceptive. They both use distinct ingredients and work in different ways. Keep reading to find out more. Before taking any drugs, speak with a medical professional
An ectopic pregnancy happens when a fertilized egg implants somewhere outside the uterus, most often in a fallopian tube. Because the uterus is the only place a pregnancy can grow normally, ectopic pregnancies are not viable and can pose serious health risks if untreated. Knowing what an ectopic pregnancy is—and how it’s diagnosed—is an essential
If you’re considering abortion, it’s important to get all the information you need before moving forward. A positive pregnancy test is just the beginning. An ultrasound can give you key details about your pregnancy that directly impact your next steps. At Harbour Health (formerly Heartbeats), we provide free and confidential limited ultrasounds following a positive
If you’re thinking about taking the abortion pill, you may have a lot of questions about how it works, what to expect after taking it, and whether the abortion pill is right for you. That’s completely understandable—this is a significant decision, and having accurate information matters. At Heartbeats Women’s Center, while we don’t provide abortions,
An ultrasound uses sound waves to produce images of the internal structures in your body. During pregnancy, this technology is crucial for providing valuable insights into the growth and development of your baby inside the womb. At Heartbeats Women’s Center, we believe that understanding how ultrasounds work and why they are important is essential to
Knowing what to look for after an abortion procedure can help you avoid complications and protect your long-term health. As with any medical procedure, abortion carries risks—one of the most important to be aware of is infection. We’ll explain the warning signs of infection below. If you’re still deciding on a pregnancy option, contact Heartbeats
Navigating an unexpected pregnancy without your partner’s support can feel isolating. You might be experiencing a mix of emotions, from shock and sadness to fear and confusion, and all of it is valid. Add in the hormonal changes your body is experiencing during pregnancy, and it’s understandable to feel like you’re carrying all the weight
An unexpected pregnancy can be a shock to your system, and your gut reaction may be to look for a fast solution. While it’s natural to want to ease your anxiety, your health and safety should come first. Online or at-home abortions come with additional risks, and the FDA does not recommend obtaining abortion drugs
If you’ve been through an abortion before, you might be feeling a mix of emotions about your current pregnancy. Maybe you don’t want to go through that experience again, but you’re unsure what other options you have. You are not alone. At Heartbeats Women’s Center, we’re here with you as you explore your choices. You
An unexpected pregnancy while facing financial struggles may seem like standing in the middle of a storm without shelter, and abortion is the only escape route. The fear of being unable to provide for a child can make other paths seem out of reach. However, it’s essential to know that you are not alone and
