Does Planned Parenthood help with miscarriages

Does Planned Parenthood help with miscarriages

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Yes, Planned Parenthood can help you through a miscarriage. ChaCha for now!

Can planned parenthood diagnose miscarriage or ectopic pregnancy??

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Yes they can as they are a government funded clinic and specialize in reproduction. If you mean could they have diagnosed it b4 it happened? Most likely not

Would planned parenthood be able to determine and treat a miscarr…?

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agree with probably no unless there is an OB/GYN there. If a woman is worried about an ectopic pregnancy, which is dangerous to her health and to her reproductive future as well, she should have an OB/GYN or go to a hospital ER where the …

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How long after miscarriage does it take for your periods to get back to normal?

Q: I had a miscarriage in April of this year at three weeks, I had maybe two or three periods on my own since then, my OBGYN gave me 7 days of provera a few times so I would get it. It’s been another almost two months since I’ve had a period. I’m crampy very often, I just don’t bleed. I had some mucus-like discharge a few days ago…but that’s about it. I’ve been rather depressed the past few months and put on 15 to 20 pounds too (comfort food and lack of exercise). Could that make my periods messed up too? I don’t have insurance right now so I can’t go to my OBGYN and I don’t know if Planned Parenthood helps with stuff like this. This whole ordeal has been very depressing, especially since I would have been due this month. I just want to try to go back to my normal self. Anyone have any advice?

A: I’m so sorry to hear that. The depression you feel could definitely be delaying your period. On the other hand, the hormonal changes you have faced could be causing depression. Have you had ANY periods since the miscarriage? And are you sure they got everything out of your uterus after the miscarriage? Did you have a D&C? Planned Parenthood does help with this kind of thing, and I highly encourage you to go to them.

Medical Abortion/ Advice?

Q: My LMP was 9/24/08. I’ve never taken hormonal birth control, but have always used condoms. My boyfriend and I have been together for almost two and a half years. We’re both going in separate directions come this winter. We’ve been each other’s only partners. I took a HPT (First Response) on 10/29 and it was negative. Because there were two in the box and I wanted peace of mind when I didn’t get my period Halloween weekend, I took the second one on 11/3. Two pink lines. I’m pregnant. I flew to his room (even ran a red light to get there faster) and told him we had to go to the store. He bought another test (EPT). I barely peed on it and it was positive. I’ve been very tired, my boobs are very sore, but they usually get very sore about 10 days before my period and stay that way until it’s done. Tomorrow, it will be 7 weeks since my LMP. I’ve never seen a gynecologist (even though I’ll be 23 Dec. 30th). The last doctor I saw was my pediatrician last year when I was sick. She said she’d still see me, but did suggest I see a gyno since I was of age. I just never did because the chances of something being abnormal at my age and with my sex life (only being with one person and him only being with me) are so low I deemed it unnecessary. I wanted to get an ultrasound to make sure everything’s ok and help make my decision. I have enough support/money to keep the baby (if it is okay), but it’s life wouldn’t be perfect. I don’t think I will see my boyfriend much at all after December. (He’s finishing school and moving; I’m transferring). I don’t think we will ever get married. (His mother told him that she doesn’t like me, and because of that I don’t think he will make anything serious of us). I don’t know what to do. I don’t feel like it’s fair of me to put this on my family and I don’t want my baby’s life to be anything but as close to perfect as possible. I’d never give it up for adoption because I think the effects of that on a child are comparably worse than the life I’d give it. I don’t want to be pregnant/have a baby, but I also don’t want to have an abortion. I know this is my fault. He definitely wants me to have an abortion. His priorities are graduating and getting a job, not his girlfriend or our embryo/fetus/baby. Neither of us want to be in this situation, so I don’t know what would be best (for everyone).No one will take me for an ultrasound anytime soon, except an abortion clinic (e.g. Planned Parenthood). Some won’t take me at all unless I’m positive I’m continuing my pregnancy. (I was told it would be a “waste of their time).” (I can’t believe they said that). No one seems to be able to help me. I just want an exam before I make a decision, but it seems like it will be weeks before I can get one. November 25th is the soonest available and a medical abortion is no longer an option at that point, and from what I understand, surgical abortions make subsequent pregnancies much more likely to end in miscarriage than if one wasn’t performed. Also, Planned Parenthood will not let you come in just for an exam/ultrasound/consultation. You must make the appointment for an abortion.I feel like no one is concerned about making the best/most informed decision. Planned Parenthood and other abortion clinics push abortions by requiring an abortion appointment to get an exam and regular hospitals have much longer waiting periods to get an appointment just for a gyno exam to be followed by an ultrasound some other date and don’t want to “waste their time” on someone who may decide to end their pregnancy. I feel like there’s no one I can talk to/figure this out with. I feel like both sides are biased. I never imagined this would be this difficult. (Then again, I never imagined I’d be in this situation). My appointment for a medical abortion is tomorrow at 10am. I’m scared shitless.P.S. Clinics are ridden with protesters (how does it help to stress someone pregnant and already stressed-out?) and none seem to follow the protocol for administering Mifeprex outlined by the FDA or the manufacturer. I wish someone else would make this decision for me…. I don’t know what to do. Even though I’ve only been with one person and he’s only been with me, and even though we always use a condom, I feel like this is completely my fault for having sex before I was married. I don’t believe in birth control anymore, and I don’t know what will come of my relationship after this. This sucks for everyone in my life and it’s my fault.OKay,I really appreciate your responses… Mandy’s especially.I fully believe that it would be better not to be born than to have a less than picturesque life. I’m almost 23 and spoiled rotten and I still don’t think my life’s been good enough to be born and live this life again. I would never want my child to feel anything less than bliss.More details on my boyfriend and our parents:My boyfriend will be disowned (he’s Korean) if his parents ever found out that I was pregnant (whether I have an abortion or not). We would be left to our own defenses.I called my mother last Thursday to ask her a hypothetical question. I told her I was late, that we are always careful, but I wanted to know what she would do if she were me. She said, “no brainer. have an abortion.” She said that my behavior is “reckless,” and that if I was pregnant that this would be my and my boyfriend’s issue to deal with and that she would have nothing to do with any of it. I feel like I have no supportI told my mother on Saturday that I took a pregnancy test and it was negative. She told me to stop having sex.I can’t imagine her leaving me to deal with this alone though if I chose to continue my pregnancy. But, again, I don’t want to put this on her; it’s not her fault, nor should she have to change her life because of a decision I made. I know that the best decision for the baby is not to be born or feel anything but a perfect life. I’d rather it not have a life than have a bad or even less than wonderful life full of people that want and love it. I know I’m not enough, and I don’t want my children to grow-up without their extended family or father.

A: Maybe you and your boyfriend should give it a real shot. I mean, you guys sound very close, and so what if his mother does not like you. That has happened before, that’s why women always complain about their mother-in-laws. But you guys should atleast try to stay together. Maybe you don’t transfer. Maybe he goes with you. Something to make it work. In the real world, couples move together. You need to have a serious talk with him. And give him a few days to think about it. Talk to eachother about your options, you could move with him. Please! Omg, do not have an abortion because you don’t have it all figured out. If you have enough money, and you and your boyfriend love eachother, try! Try going to the emergency room and asking them for an ultrasound. Call every gynecologists office in town and ask if there is a cancellation. Tell them it is urgent! Seriously, do this RIGHT NOW!Ok, I think once you tell your mother and give her some time to let it sink in, she will survive. My mom told me the same thing, but then when I thought I was, was like, You know I’d help you out. I highly doubt your family would kick you out this day in age. This stuff happens. People survive. And you have a great life anyway. I know plenty of people that go through this. My best friend just did. And her situation was really sticky, but she had the baby and everything is great. Don’t have an abortion.

What’s wrong with my body?

Q: I was put on The Pill when I was 14 to regulate my periods. I had surgery in February to remove some Endometriosis, and I had stopped taking birth control shortly before. I got pregnant a few weeks after my surgery, and then had a miscarriage at three weeks. I’m trying to move on with my life, but my body has been sooo messed up. My periods haven’t been normal since then. I got a few on my own, and the rest had to be brought about by my gyno, he prescribed me provera and prometrium. I don’t know if it’s the fact that I had a miscarriage, the Endometriosis..or if it’s something else. I don’t have health insurance anymore, but would like some ideas. Does planned parenthood help treat you if you have gynecological disorders?

A: What does I’ve tried to move on with my life mean/ Not having insurance in “our world ” is a major issue as you already know! Go to planned parenthood and check it out. A really smart woman would not have sex until then , and use protection! HELLOOOOOOOOO!