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Pregnancy Help in Coeur d’Alene: What You Can Learn From a Limited Obstetric Ultrasound
An ultrasound, also called a sonogram, is a painless and non-intrusive procedure that provides you with vital information about your pregnancy. It is called a “limited” ultrasound because its purpose is not to tell you the baby’s sex or to give you a full 3D image of the baby, or even to provide full medical information.
Is the Abortion Pill Reversible?
For many young women, that means moving forward with an abortion, and today, the most common method of abortion is taking the abortion pill.
Does My Baby Sleep in the Womb?
Your baby sleeps 90% to 95% of their time in the womb. Examinations of fetal heart rate indicate normal sleep-wake cycles just like those infants experience out of the womb. During REM sleep, their eyes move back and forth just like an adult’s eyes. Adults most often...
Understanding Abortion: What You Should Know
Understanding Abortion: What You Should Know If you're facing an unplanned pregnancy, it’s normal to feel overwhelmed. You may be researching your options and coming across terms like abortion pill, medication abortion, self-managed abortion, or at-home abortion. At...
Considering Your Options After an Unplanned Pregnancy: You’re Not Alone
For some women, finding that they have an unplanned pregnancy is very frightening. Amid their initial panic, they might not see any alternative except abortion.
How Much Sleep Do Pregnant Women Need?
As your baby grows, you may begin to feel a wide range of changes. Shortness of breath and GERD (heartburn), among a long list of other changes, can disrupt your sleep before you have the baby. If you are early in the pregnancy, spikes in the hormone progesterone can...