We know how pregnancy alone can be scary to navigate by yourself, and talking to someone else can be vulnerable. At The Cypress Valley Clinic, we provide a safe and non-judgmental environment to be informed about your pregnancy decision. There are no strings attached. Get Answers About Your Pregnancy Protecting your health is of top
No matter how you thought you’d emotionally react to an abortion, there is no formula that could have predicted how exactly this procedure would impact you. Whether you are experiencing feelings of anxiety, grief, loss, or just negative mental health, it’s important to recognize that your feelings are valid and take steps to find healing.
You may be faced with lots of questions and anxiety as you experience an unplanned pregnancy. You are not alone. There are steps to take to safeguard your health before an abortion. Three things that you will need include: Confirm you are pregnant Confirm how far along you are Confirm whether your pregnancy is viable
Any pregnancy decision is a difficult one. This decision will affect your future from here on so it’s important to know what you’re getting into. You are not on this journey alone. At The Cypress Valley Clinic, you can receive free and confidential support to help you understand if abortion or adoption is right for
Are you considering the option of abortion? Maybe you’ve had an abortion and are wondering if you are experiencing an incomplete abortion. Some signs and symptoms of incomplete abortion may include: Heavy bleeding (saturating more than one pad per hour or passing large blood clots) Pain in the abdominal or pelvic regions Fever Hypotension (low
There are serious mental health effects of abortion which are potentially long-lasting. If you’re considering the option of abortion for your unplanned pregnancy, here are the facts: First, What Is Mental Health? Mental health is defined by the Centers for Disease Control as “our emotional, psychological, and social well-being. It affects how we think, feel,
Any medical procedure is a serious decision and should be carefully researched and evaluated. This article will cover the two types of abortion: medical abortion (which is only FDA-approved up to 10 weeks gestation) and surgical abortion, typically done in the second trimester. Surgical vs. Medical Abortion Surgical Surgical abortion requires an in-person visit to
Abortion may be something you’re considering when confronted with an unplanned pregnancy. It can seem a bit overwhelming right now to make a decision. Here are the facts about the types of abortion procedures, with the risks that come along with them. Two Types of Abortion 1. Medical Abortion (The Abortion Pill) Many times referred
