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When you become pregnant, your body begins to produce hCG, known as the "pregnancy hormone." The amount of hCG produced increases rapidly as your pregnancy continues. The timing of a pregnancy test is often based on your regular menstrual cycle....Continued

Because every woman is unique, pregnancy symptoms can vary.  Here are some common pregnancy symptoms to look for: Nausea or vomiting Tender or swollen breasts Implantation bleeding or spotting Frequent urination Fatigue or increased tiredness Food cravings or aversions Mild...Continued

Once you have received a positive pregnancy test, it is important that you get an ultrasound, regardless of which option you choose.  We can assist with obtaining a basic ultrasound that will provide the information necessary to determine your next...Continued