What is a pre-abortion screening? If you’re unexpectedly pregnant, your mind may (understandably) be spinning. If you’re considering abortion as one of your options, getting a free pre-abortion screening at Alpha Center is a good way to see if abortion (whether medication or surgical) is right for you. Check out our pregnancy symptoms quiz. Why
Medical Abortion (sometimes known as RU-486, Plan C, Chemical Abortion, or Medication Abortion) is the purposeful ending of a pregnancy inup to 12 weeks gestation by taking a combination of two pills. The first, mifepristone, blocks all nutrients to the pregnancy and therefore causes the death of the fetus. Then, 24-48 hours later, misoprostol is
Disclaimer: The information in this post is provided for informational purposes only, and should not be construed as legal advice on any subject matter. Q: Is Abortion Legal in Colorado? A: Yes, abortion is legal up to 40 weeks of gestation in Colorado. Amendment 79 (passed in 2024) made abortion a constitutional right. Q: Does
Frequently Asked Questions about Medication Abortion What is the abortion pill? After the FDA removed the in-person dispensing requirement for medication abortion (also known as RU-486, the abortion pill, Plan C, or mifepristone) in December 2021, access to medical abortions has become easier for women as a number of websites and pharmacies were now allowed
While it can be very exciting to find out you’re pregnant, it can also be overwhelming or even terrifying. All of these reactions are normal. At Alpha Center in Fort Collins, we’re here to help you consider your options regarding your pregnancy and believe that the best decision is an informed decision. In this post,
Help, No Matter What Contact Alpha Center Today Alpha Center is a compassionate, Christian medical clinic based in Fort Collins. Our goal is to provide exceptional pregnancy services to our individuals who are facing an unplanned pregnancy. Each of our patients are the driving force behind our compassion, and we strive to make the
when should I take a pregnancy test? Wondering if you’re pregnant? The condom broke. You had unprotected sex. You forgot the pill or your birth control failed. Your period is late. If you’re worried that you could be pregnant, when is it time to take a pregnancy test? Does it matter when you take it?
With a score of 0-7: You are not likely to be pregnant, but if you have had unprotected sex since your last period, there is always a risk. If you have had a negative pregnancy test but are experiencing symptoms, it may be too soon for a positive test. If you have not started your
