During an ultrasound, a small handheld wand emits sound waves into the body and records the sound waves that bounce back. A picture is then created using this information and is displayed on a computer screen. Why Are Ultrasounds Used?...Continued
With COVID-19 changing the way we live our daily lives, venturing out into the public may be inconveniencing at best and immensely stressful at worst. And if you’re experiencing an unexpected pregnancy, fear of catching the virus may prevent you...Continued
If you’re experiencing an unexpected pregnancy, you may be sorting through your options and you probably have heard about “the Abortion Pill.” It is also referred to as the RU-486 Pill, Mifepristone, and Mifeprex. However, during this pandemic, some clinics...Continued
At-Home Abortions In light of this pandemic, quarantine has proven to inconvenience many people, with having to wait in long lines to go into your favorite stores and having to wear a mask whenever you venture out into the public....Continued
You may have heard of a procedure called “abortion pill reversal” and wondered what this means, how does it work, and if it’s even effective. In this blog post, we will strive to answer some of these common questions. What...Continued
False-Negative Pregnancy Tests At Your Options Medical, we have found that when many of our patients have a negative pregnancy test result, they assume they are not pregnant. However, this is not always the case. False negative pregnancy tests do...Continued
Can I REALLY have a positive result on a pregnancy test and not actually be pregnant? Many of our patients assume that if they take a pregnancy test and the result is positive that they are pregnant. However, that may...Continued
A lot of people think the Abortion Pill (RU-486/Plan C) and the Morning After Pill (Plan B) are the same thing. However, these pills differ in procedure and time administered. The Abortion Pill (RU-486/Plan C) is a two-pill process meant...Continued
Unplanned Pregnancy and Abortion Concerns If you recently found out that you are pregnant and you were not planning or expecting to be, you may be considering an abortion. Before scheduling this medical procedure, a few things have to be...Continued
On average, women have their periods every 28 days. However, this length may vary from woman to woman, as it is normal to have periods occur in a shorter or longer amount of time as well. Most women have their...Continued