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Seeing a positive result on a home pregnancy test is quite a shock when you’re not expecting it. You wonder if you took the test correctly. False positives and false negatives are possible but rare.
Rather than wondering if it’s true or if you should take a pregnancy test at all, come to The Women’s Centers. We offer free pregnancy testing. We’ll make sure you get accurate results.
Early Pregnancy Symptoms
Every woman’s pregnancy is unique. Some women feel symptoms immediately, while others don’t have symptoms for weeks or months. Here is a list of the more common early pregnancy symptoms. Are you experiencing any of these?
- Missed period.
- Tender, swollen breasts.
- Nausea with or without vomiting.
- Increased urination.
- Fatigue.
Other, less obvious signs could include the following:
- Moodiness.
- Bloating.
- Light spotting.
- Cramping.
- Constipation.
- Food aversions.
- Nasal congestion.
Many of these symptoms could be caused by other health concerns. For instance, you could experience a change in your menstrual cycle due to stress, a hormone imbalance, increased exercise, or rapid weight gain or loss.
A urinary tract infection can cause increased urination, and having the flu can make you feel nauseous or congested.
Get Answers With Free, Confidential Services
Your first step to finding out if you’re pregnant is to take a pregnancy test. Doctors recommend waiting until the first day after your missed period before testing.
However, a pregnancy test only indicates the possibility of pregnancy. We can confirm whether your pregnancy is progressing with a limited obstetrical ultrasound. Experts estimate that more than one in four pregnancies ends in a miscarriage. An ultrasound is the most effective way to determine if you’ve miscarried and if the location of your pregnancy is safe. Find out if you qualify.
We know how stressful an unexpected pregnancy can be. Don’t wait and worry. Come for no-cost, confidential, lab-quality pregnancy testing at The Women’s Center. Schedule an appointment and speak with a member of our professional medical team. We’re here for you.