If your pregnancy test is positive, you will meet one-on-one with a caring member of our medical team. We are here to help you take your next steps with confidence and support.
During your visit, we will talk with you about your options and create a simple care plan just for you. We can help connect you with helpful resources, including:
- Local OB care providers
- Help applying for Pregnancy Medicaid and WIC
- *Free prenatal vitamins
- *A free limited OB ultrasound
You will also receive a Medicaid-approved pregnancy verification form as proof of your positive test.
If you are considering abortion, we are here to provide accurate medical education so you can make an informed and confident decision. Our goal is to ensure you feel supported, respected, and empowered every step of the way.
*For clients who qualify.
**Abortion is a medical or surgical procedure that terminates pregnancy. Piedmont Women’s Center does not perform or refer for abortion.
Start With Us by scheduling a free medical-grade pregnancy test at one of our locations.
Pregnancy Signs & Symptoms
Every woman’s body is different, but these are some common early signs of pregnancy:
- A missed monthly period
- Feeling queasy or vomiting (morning sickness)
- Tender, swollen, or enlarged breasts
- Needing to urinate more often
- Headaches or back pain
- Strong food cravings or sudden dislike of certain foods
- Feeling very tired or fatigued
- Changes in appetite
- Weight gain or sometimes weight loss
If you are experiencing any of these symptoms, we are here to help. Schedule a free appointment to receive pregnancy testing and speak with a caring member of our medical team.
How Far Along Am I?
Pregnancy is usually measured from the first day of your last menstrual period. In a typical 28-day cycle, ovulation happens around the middle of the cycle — about 14 days after your period begins. If you were sexually active around the time of ovulation, pregnancy is possible.
The first step is taking a pregnancy test to confirm whether you are pregnant.
If your test is positive, an ultrasound can help estimate how far along you are. An ultrasound can also confirm that the pregnancy is developing in the uterus.
Clients who qualify may receive a free limited ultrasound to confirm that the pregnancy is growing inside the uterus and that there is a heartbeat.
We are here to walk with you through each step and answer any questions you may have.