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Pregnancy
How to know.
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Worried about a missed period? You’re not alone. If you’re not planning a pregnancy, missing your period can feel overwhelming. At Women’s Care Center, we understand how stressful this moment can be—and we’re here for you. Our caring team can help you find out if you’re really pregnant and talk through your next steps in a safe, supportive space.
If you think you might be pregnant, email a counselor or come to the Women’s Care Center nearest you.
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Common Symptoms of Pregnancy
Missed Period
Often the first sign. You might not even feel pregnant at this point.
Nausea
Called “morning sickness,” this queasy feeling can pop up anytime (but usually gets better over time)
Swollen/Sore Breasts
Extra hormones can make your breasts feel tender, full or sensitive to the touch.
Tiredness
Feeling extra sleepy? This is because your body uses more energy during pregnancy.
Frequent Urination
Your body produces more fluids when pregnant, making bathroom trips more frequent.
Changes in Appetite
Craving strange foods or losing interest in others can be caused by the hormonal changes of pregnancy.
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You might not be pregnant
Experiencing one or many pregnancy symptoms doesn’t necessarily mean you’re pregnant. You may be experiencing symptoms like these for other reasons like stress, a hormonal imbalance, birth control pills, illness or dieting. Even a change in routine can sometimes trigger a late period.
The earliest way to confirm a pregnancy is with a medical grade pregnancy test and ultrasound at Women’s Care Center. If your period is late, contact us today.
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Jennice
“For someone unsure, scared, nervous, or all of the above, this is the place to go! Walking in the door I felt safe and comfortable. I am so impressed with Women’s Care Center!
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FAQs: Pregnancy
How do I know if I’m really pregnant? We offer lab-quality tests and ultrasounds to help you find out for sure—fast, free, and with lots of care.
How soon can I come to Women’s Care Center? If you’re wondering if you might be pregnant, come right away. We’re here for you today. You can schedule ahead—or just walk in.
Are there any requirements for service?We welcome you just as you are. No paperwork, no proof—just care. You don’t need to show anything or meet any requirements to receive support here.
Do I need an appointment, or can I walk in? It’s helpful to make an appointment, but you can walk in anytime or schedule ahead—whatever works best for you!
Is there a cost for your services? No. Everything we offer is completely free.
Are services available in Spanish or other languages? Yes. We have bilingual (Spanish-speaking) staff and translation services (for other languages) so you can feel comfortable here.
Will anyone know I came here? No, your visit is private. This is a safe space, and what you share is confidential.
Can I bring my partner or kids with me? Absolutely. You’re more than welcome to bring your partner or kids with you. We want you to feel supported and comfortable—whether you come alone or with loved ones.
Do my parents have to accompany me if I’m under 18? No. You can come to Women’s Care Center by yourself, with your partner, with a friend, or with your parents, whatever is most comfortable for you.
Can you help with prenatal care? Yes. Your counselor can help you sign up for Medicaid, find a doctor, and we provide free prenatal vitamins.
Do you help with morning sickness? Yes. If you’re feeling nauseous or throwing up during pregnancy—we’re here to help. Our counselors can share simple tips that actually work (like what foods to try, when to eat, and other time-tested strategies). If it’s really intense, we’ll help you find a medical provider who can support you even more.
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