Ultrasound
For clients who receive their pregnancy test at PWC, we offer a no-cost, limited ultrasound during the first trimester.
A pregnancy test is an indicator of pregnancy, not a confirmation. A first-trimester ultrasound, however, can determine if the pregnancy is occurring within your uterus, if it is a viable pregnancy, and then determine how far along you are.
If you have scheduled an abortion or are considering the abortion pill, an ultrasound is an important health and safety step prior to a procedure or taking abortion pills. If you are thinking about getting an abortion, you will need to provide proof of pregnancy and information about how far along your pregnancy has progressed so the medical professionals know which types of abortion are available to you.
No matter the outcome, we are here to offer evidence-based information and the supportive care you deserve as you navigate your journey.
If you have taken the first dose of the abortion pill and are having second thoughts, it may not be too late. It’s still your choice.
It may be possible to continue your pregnancy if only the first dose of the abortion pill has been taken. If you regret taking the abortion pill, contact the Abortion Pill Reversal hotline at 1-877-558-0333 immediately.
We believe that it’s still a woman’s decision and women deserve a second chance at their choice. No one should feel forced to continue an abortion they do not want.
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Pregnancy-Verifying Ultrasounds
At Possibilities Women’s Center, we understand that an unplanned pregnancy can feel overwhelming.
After seeing that your pregnancy test was positive, your head might be spinning. So many thoughts and feelings can rush in all at once that you might be tempted to panic. Before panicking or making any decisions, take a moment to breathe deeply.
Instead of panicking, come into the center to have an ultrasound to confirm that you have a viable pregnancy. Here you can meet with our amazing nursing and advocate teams, who want to help you make the best decision.
Ultrasound Information
An ultrasound works through the use of high-frequency sound waves to project an image of what is happening inside your uterus. This image is displayed on a screen for a medical professional to view and interpret.