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Pregnancy Symptoms

1. Itchy, Tingling, Swollen, Sore Breasts
2. Mood Swings
3. Frequent Urination
4. Nausea or Vomiting
5. Unexplained Fatigue
6. Lightheadedness, Dizzy, Fainting
7. Backaches, Headaches, Cramping
8. Constipation
9. Darkening of Nipples
10. Late or Missed Period

Online Pregnancy Calculator

Some of the most common questions women have when facing an unplanned pregnancy are:

  • When did I conceive?
  • When am I due?
  • Am I really pregnant?

If you find yourself asking any of these questions, we can help. Pregnancy Support Services provides free pregnancy testing services at our clinic along with a free limited ultrasound to give you more information about your pregnancy. Using our free services you can determine whether or not you are really pregnant, how far along you are, and approximately when you are due.

Along with our free services, you can also use our online pregnancy calculator to get an approximation of the due date. Simply put in the date of the first day of your last menstrual period and our calculator will immediately return your expected due date.

If you have any questions or need any more information about your pregnancy or pregnancy options, contact us today for more information.

Teen Pregnancy Help

In High School or College? Confidential Help for Students and Teens Unplanned pregnancy is more common than many teenagers think – but that doesn’t mean you’re prepared for it when it happens to you. If you find yourself pregnant and you’re not sure what to do, you need to act quickly and make sure you’re healthy and safe. At Pregnancy Support Services, our free and confidential support will help you answer three key questions.
  • Am I pregnant?
  • Is the pregnancy viable – that is, is the pregnancy in the uterus and is there a heartbeat?
  • How far along am I?
Our free & confidential services include: A laboratory quality pregnancy test. A positive pregnancy test (including a home test) is an indication of pregnancy – but is not a confirmation of pregnancy. If you have a positive pregnancy test, an appointment may be offered for an ultrasound as indicated by a medical assessment. A limited obstetric ultrasound will give you answers to those three key questions. Trained staff to listen to your concerns and provide you with information to help you sort through your unique set of circumstances. Contrary to popular belief, you do not need to get parental consent before getting a pregnancy test or ultrasound unless you are under the age of 16. You then have to have a parent or legal guardian with you. Mississippi law allows minors to receive some pregnancy-related services confidentially, and we respect your wishes when it comes to confidentiality. We won’t tell anyone you don’t want us to. However, an unexpected pregnancy is almost always easier to handle when you have friends and family there to support you. If you want to bring anyone to your appointment with you – such as your partner, your parents, or a close friend – feel free. We strive to make our center as peaceful and welcoming as possible to people of all ages and from all walks of life. Our compassionate pregnancy coaches can help you sort through questions you may have such as:
  • How will I tell my parents?
  • Should I have a baby now?
  • What about my education?
  • What are my options?
Email, call, or stop by. Our free and confidential support can help you with the answers that you need as you consider the healthiest option for you.

FOR MEN: She’s Pregnant, Now What?

When she comes to you and tells you she could be pregnant, it’s natural to feel nervous or unsure. But whatever your situation, there are a few things you should always to do help. After all, you play a critical role in the next few days, weeks, and months. Your choices could have a big impact, so make sure you take them seriously.

How to Help

Make an Appointment Call (601) 799-2668 or schedule an appointment online for a free pregnancy test and limited ultrasound. We offer laboratory-quality urine pregnancy tests with immediate results. A positive test (including a home test) is an indication of pregnancy, but not a confirmation. The test result should be confirmed by an ultrasound exam. The exam will answer 3 important questions that are critical regardless of what options you both are considering:
  • Is the pregnancy viable – that is, is the pregnancy in the uterus?
  • Is there a heartbeat?
  • How far along is she?
Stay Calm Come with her to the appointment. Even though she’s the one who could be pregnant, you’re both in this situation together. Being stressed or angry isn’t going to benefit either of you. Slow Down & Listen One of the worst things you can do is be pushy or overbearing. Instead, try to slow down and take things one step at a time. Listen to her concerns and her feelings without being judgmental. Get Outside Advice We offer appointments with a trained advocate who can meet with you, listen to your concerns, and provide answers to your questions. You can meet together or separately – whatever you’re most comfortable with. Be Available and Supportive An unplanned pregnancy may feel like a major roadblock for both of you. Pressuring her will only push her away, possibly into a regretful situation. So be available – don’t check out. Work together as a team. When facing an unplanned pregnancy, your concerns and decisions are important. We offer a safe, caring, and confidential place to talk. Pregnancy Support Services experienced staff will listen and answer your questions whether you are considering abortion, adoption, or parenting. Please contact us for free and confidential services.

For Friends & Family

Your friend, daughter, or sister may have taken several pregnancy tests and stared at the same results – pregnant. She didn’t plan it – it just happened. Filled with fear, regret, sadness, anger, and worries about disappointing YOU, she’s waited until now to tell you. You may be feeling angry, disappointed, or upset. However you are feeling as a friend or family member, here’s some advice that might help you respond.

How to Help

Make an Appointment Call (601) 799-2668 or schedule an appointment online for a free pregnancy test & ultrasound. We offer laboratory-quality urine pregnancy tests with immediate results. A positive test (including a home test) is an indication of pregnancy, but not a confirmation. The test result should be confirmed by an ultrasound exam. The exam will answer 3 important questions that are critical regardless of what options you both are considering:
  • Is the pregnancy viable – that is, is the pregnancy in the uterus?
  • Is there a heartbeat?
  • How far along is she?
Stay Calm Come with her to the appointment. Even though she’s the one who could be pregnant, you’re both in this situation together. Being stressed or angry isn’t going to benefit either of you. Slow Down & Listen One of the worst things you can do is be pushy or overbearing. Instead, try to slow down and take things one step at a time. Listen to her concerns and her feelings without being judgmental. Get Outside Advice We offer appointments with a trained advocate who can meet with you, listen to your concerns, and provide answers to your questions. You can meet together or separately – whatever you’re most comfortable with. Provide Unconditional Support Unplanned pregnancies may feel like a major roadblock. However, she needs your support and help more than anything. Even if you are feeling down on yourself, the biggest thing you can do is support her however you can. An unplanned pregnancy raises lots of difficult questions with no easy answers. Be careful not to say things you might regret later. Respect her, love and listen to her and connect her with resources to help her find answers and provide the support she needs during this time. We offer a safe, caring, and confidential place to talk. Pregnancy Support Services experienced staff will listen and answer questions about abortion, adoption, or parenting. Please contact us for free and confidential services.

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