Discovering you’re pregnant unexpectedly can be a whirlwind of emotions—excitement, fear, uncertainty, or joy. One of the biggest concerns many women face is how their partners will react to the
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Yes, some sexually transmitted infections (STIs) can pass from a mother to her child during delivery. This is why it’s critical to receive STI testing if you’re pregnant. Knowing your
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An ectopic pregnancy occurs when a fertilized egg implants outside the uterus, most commonly in one of the fallopian tubes. This condition is dangerous because the pregnancy cannot continue to
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During pregnancy, your body is flooded with special hormones that cause physical symptoms (like nausea, sore breasts, etc.), but they can also cause mental effects. This article will highlight the
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Nothing prepares you for the feeling of experiencing failed birth control. You’re likely feeling overwhelmed and panicking right now, wondering if you might be pregnant or have an STI. Your
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Finding out you’re pregnant while still in college can feel overwhelming. But you’re not alone in this. Many women in your same situation have gone on to successfully complete their
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