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What Should You Do After Receiving a Positive Pregnancy Test Result?
Seeing that positive result can throw you for a loop. You may wonder if that answer is all you need to move forward and make a decision. However, there are several things to do beforehand. Confirming your initial result and gathering information about your pregnancy...
What Types of STDs Are Commonly Tested For, and How Are They Diagnosed?
Learning everything you can about STD testing, including how a diagnosis is made and what types of STDs are tested for, will help you make informed decisions. Regular STD testing is a smart and proactive way to take charge of your sexual health. Women’s Care Center...
What Steps Should You Take if a Pregnancy Test Result Is Unclear?
Taking a pregnancy test can be nerve-wracking, and an unclear result can make the situation even more stressful. Whether the test shows a faint line, an error message, or conflicting results, it’s important to take the right steps to ensure clarity. Here’s what you...
How Often Should You Get Tested for STDs?
Routine STD testing is essential if you are sexually active, have changed sexual partners, or are pregnant. Many sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) do not present symptoms, making it possible to be infected without realizing it. However, even without noticeable...
What’s the Difference Between Early Pregnancy Symptoms and Premenstrual Symptoms?
If you’re feeling different than usual and wondering whether you might be pregnant, it can be difficult to tell the difference between early pregnancy symptoms and premenstrual symptoms—since many of the signs can overlap, leading to confusion. Read on to understand...
How Long Should You Wait After a Missed Period to Take a Pregnancy Test?
If you think you might be pregnant, you’re likely feeling scared, overwhelmed, or uncertain about what to do next. However, it’s important to know that taking a pregnancy test is the first step toward getting clarity and understanding your options. The good news is...
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