This article should not be used as a substitute to a visit to your primary care provider and is a tool to provide information. In the case of an emergency or if you are experiencing symptoms of an incomplete abortion, call your prescribing physician or 911 right away. What is an incomplete abortion? Incomplete abortion
I’ve been there too – the weird symptoms that could be pregnancy but could also be just PMS, trying to do the fast math of when your last period was and when the tracker app says that you might have ovulated and then crossed it with the time you last had sex….and had the oooooh boy thought. If you’re also a few days late on your period, the feeling can leave your heart pounding, especially if you weren’t planning to be pregnant.
When you think of “menstruation” or “the female menstrual cycle”, many only think of the week of the month where they’re actively bleeding or on their period. In reality? The menstrual cycle lasts all month long (between 28-34 days), and is made up of four distinct phases designed to support your body’s fertility.
April is Sexually Transmitted Infections Awareness Month, making it the perfect time to learn about Chlamydia, the most commonly reported STI in Colorado. This bacterial infection, caused by Chlamydia trachomatis, often goes unnoticed, with up to 75% of individuals showing no symptoms. Understanding how Chlamydia spreads, its symptoms, and the importance of regular testing can help protect your health and that of your partners. At Alpha Center, we offer no-cost testing and treatment if you test positive for Chlamydia. Discover how to stay informed and safe—read on to learn more about Chlamydia and its impact on your sexual health!
Discover the 8 common early pregnancy symptoms that every woman should know. Learn to recognize signs and understand when to take a test.
Used since the time of ancient Egyptians (though thankfully they’ve come a long way since then), condoms can be found at most drugstores, grocery stores, and online. They are one of the most easily accessible and most affordable form of birth control and STI preventative tool – obtained without the need of a prescription or
Understanding Missed Period Pills You may have seen some buzz about “missed period pills” online and might be wondering, What are they? and Do they actually work? How does the medication work? Missed Period Pills are a combination of pills taken by women who are concerned about the possibility of pregnancy due to their period
How long after an abortion can you have sex? Find out what to consider for your recovery, including signs of readiness and birth control options.
What is Emergency Contraception? Emergency contraception (EC)is a term for medications that prevent pregnancy after unprotected sex, birth control failure, or sexual assault by delaying ovulation and preventing sperm and egg from meeting. When taken as directed, EC can effectively prevent 95% of pregnancies. There are currently four different types of of emergency contraception on
When something feels off “down there,” it’s natural to wonder: Is it a yeast infection, bacterial vaginosis (BV), or a sexually transmitted infection (STI)? Both yeast infections and BV are forms of vaginitis, but their causes, symptoms, and treatments differ significantly. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bcx51-YwNt0 What is a Yeast Infection? A yeast infection (also called vaginal candidiasis or vulvovaginal candidiasis (VVC)
