An unexpected pregnancy can be one of the many reasons why life gets complicated. Perhaps this is not the right time for you to start a family. Or, maybe it’s the wrong guy, or you are struggling to make ends meet financially. Regardless of where you are right now, you still have a decision to make. Whatever you choose won’t

Because many STDs do not show symptoms, you may not even know you are infected. Below are some of the most common STDs and the characteristics associated with each. While most STDs and STIs are treatable, some have long-lasting side effects.Early detection is essential not only for your own health but to ensure you don’t continue to spread the infection

As women, few things can be more overwhelming than navigating an unexpected pregnancy. In today’s society, there is the added pressure of trying to process everyone’s opinions regarding women’s reproductive rights and bodily autonomy. You may even feel rushed to make a decision quickly. Choosing where to seek help first is crucial; your choices can impact your life and have

It’s a subject no one really wants to talk about. We get it. However, protecting yourself against STDs is a way you can protect the future you envision for yourself. While Hope Resource Center advocates for getting tested any time you have had unprotected sex or changed partners, ruling out an STI or STD before an abortion can protect you

If you’re pregnant or think you might be, we know it can be filled with uncertainty, even if your pregnancy was planned. We want to help you by answering questions women ask when they think they may be pregnant or are experiencing an unexpected pregnancy. When Should I Take a Test? According to the Cleveland Clinic, you can receive a