Free Pregnancy Test, Ultrasounds, Medication Abortion Pill Information

Free Pregnancy Test

Most pregnancy centers listed offer:
free pregnancy test, free ultrasounds, confidential services, and medication abortion pill information.

If you’ve taken a home pregnancy test and received a positive result, it’s important to consider that it might not be accurate. We invite you to visit a local pregnancy center for a more definitive laboratory-quality free pregnancy test to confirm your pregnancy.

There are pregnancy centers in all major cities and many smaller cities. Pregnancy centers offer a free pregnancy test that are designed for high accuracy, and their staff is equipped to offer both support and guidance during this pivotal moment in your life.

Should you discover that you are pregnant, you do have many choices. Many pregnancy centers offer free ultrasounds. An ultrasound can tell you approximately how many weeks you are into the pregnancy and may aid you in making this important decision.

Free Pregnancy Test

Are you really pregnant?

We recognize that every woman’s situation is different so, that is why pregnancy centers aim to deliver individualized care and support tailored to meet your needs. Their client advocates can offer information and resources that align with your unique circumstances.

Pregnancy centers are committed to maintaining confidentiality, offering immediate assistance, and ensuring their services are accessible without at no cost.

Every woman deserves the right to comprehensive accurate information, and support, especially when facing an unplanned pregnancy.

After confirming your pregnancy, you will be provided with in depth information about all your options, including parenting, adoption, and abortion.

We encourage you to visit your local pregnancy center for a free pregnancy test. You can find their information listed on this website.

Free Pregnancy Test

Pregnancy Symptoms

The following symptoms indicate that you may be pregnant.

  • The most common symptom is a missed period. However, there are other signs to look out for.
  • Nausea. also known as morning sickness, can strike at any time of the day.
  • Tender, swollen breasts. Hormonal changes may make your breasts sensitive or sore.
  • Increased urination. Pregnancy increases the amount of blood in your body, causing your kidneys to process extra fluid that ends up in your bladder.
  • Fatigue. During early pregnancy, levels of the hormone progesterone soar, which can make you feel sleepy.
  • Food aversions or cravings. Certain foods may make you feel sick, or you may find you crave different foods.
  • Mood swings. Hormonal changes can trigger a roller-coaster of emotions.

If you’re experiencing one or more of these symptoms, you might be pregnant. But remember, they can also be signs of other health conditions, which is why it is vital to confirm pregnancy early with an accurate pregnancy test.

We encourage you to visit a local pregnancy center for a more definitive laboratory-quality free pregnancy test to confirm your pregnancy.

Their staff is equipped to offer both support and guidance during this pivotal moment in your life.

Many pregnancy centers offer free ultrasounds. An ultrasound can tell you approximately how many weeks you are into the pregnancy.

All their services are free and confidential.