If you are considering getting an abortion after finding out you are unexpectedly pregnant, getting an ultrasound is an important next step before you make a decision. A pregnancy test is not enough to confirm your pregnancy since it doesn’t give you the important medical information an ultrasound does. Life Choices offers free pregnancy testing […]
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If you’ve just found out you’re pregnant, a limited obstetric ultrasound might be on your horizon. It’s a simple way to peek inside and get the facts about your pregnancy. At Life Choices, we’re here to walk you through what to expect, offering free and confidential appointments to help you feel informed and supported. How
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Ultrasound is an effective imaging technique that uses sound waves to create images of your internal structures during pregnancy. Unlike X-rays, which use radiation that can be harmful during pregnancy, ultrasounds are considered low-risk and are widely used to monitor pregnancy. Research has found no connection between ultrasound use during pregnancy and physical complications in
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We’ve all seen the black-and-white images from an ultrasound. But did you know ultrasounds provide essential information for women during pregnancy? This article will examine why ultrasounds are important and why every woman should have one or two during her pregnancy. Ultrasounds Confirm Viability Did you know 26% of all pregnancies end in natural miscarriage?
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An ultrasound provides important diagnostic information and detects key pregnancy details. If you have recently had a positive pregnancy test, scheduling an ultrasound is the next step to confirm the pregnancy. Keep reading below to learn how an ultrasound works, how to prepare for your first ultrasound, and where to schedule one. How Does an
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