What to Know If You’re Considering an Abortion
If you’re considering an abortion after learning you are unexpectedly pregnant, understanding what abortion involves and the potential risks is an important part of protecting your health. There are also key medical details about your pregnancy to understand before deciding how you want to move forward. Mendo Lake Women’s Clinic can help you gather accurate
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Forced Abortion: Can My Parents Force Me to Have an Abortion?
Being a mother is very rewarding, and yet many young women are forced to choose abortion for several reasons. Can someone force you to have an abortion? NO! No one can make you undergo an abortion. Abortion providers in most states in the U.S. perform abortions only for women who have consciously made that decision.
Father’s Rights: What are His Rights?
When young women get pregnant and decide to have their baby, there are a lot of decisions they must make, including whether or not they will involve the birth father. Fathers also have rights in instances that involve abortion. Expectant fathers might be opposed to the decision of a pregnant mother to have an abortion,
Knowing if You Are Rh Negative and Why
When you go for your very first prenatal appointment, a rather long list of blood screenings will be ordered by your OB –one of which will help determine your blood type. You probably already know whether you are Type A, B or O, but during pregnancy, the important thing is to find out whether you
Are You Pregnant?
Have you just received the news that you are pregnant? There are some circumstances when pregnancy is not expected, and often comes at a difficult time. This is when a pregnancy care center can be most helpful. Regardless of whether your pregnancy is an expected one or not, it is vital to get the pregnancy
STDs On the Rise
A recent report released by the CDC – Center for Disease Control and Prevention, reveals that sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) are on the rise across the United States. The CDC received reports of roughly 2.3 million cases. The data on 5-year trends in reported cases show that spikes in STD infections have continued for 4