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When a woman becomes pregnant, her body begins producing the pregnancy hormone human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG). As it builds in her body, it enters her urine and bloodstream. If a pregnancy test detects hCG, she is most likely pregnant. Healthcare experts recommend waiting a day or two after your missed period before testing. However, a
Facing an unexpected pregnancy can bring a rush of emotions and urgent questions. As you consider your options, understanding the different types of abortion available may feel overwhelming. It’s natural to seek clear, reliable information during such an important time. At My Choices, we believe you deserve all the facts in a supportive, confidential setting.
If you’re considering abortion, understanding the medical facts can help you make an informed decision. Abortion is a medical procedure, and like any procedure, it comes with risks. Taking time to learn about those risks—and to confirm key details about your pregnancy—can help protect your health. My Choices offers free services in a supportive and
