Am I pregnant?

Some common pregnancy symptoms or signs of pregnancy are:
  • Missed or irregular period
  • Nausea, vomiting, “morning sickness”
  • Frequent urination
  • Sore breasts
  • Tired
  • Weight gain
  • Moodiness

What if I have pregnancy symptoms?

​​If you think you may be pregnant because you are experiencing all or some of these signs of pregnancy, the best thing to do is take a pregnancy test.  PDHC provides free pregnancy testing and services.  We can also provide you with a pregnancy verification form and possibly an ultrasound.   Contact us for scheduling and more information about how we can help.

Pregnancy symptoms can be confusing because they can also be symptoms of other conditions. Many women wonder if they are imagining symptoms in hopes or fear of being pregnant. So, detecting the early signs of pregnancy without a test can be tricky.

If you had sex at any time during your menstrual cycle you could be pregnant, even if it was your first time and even if your partner “pulled out.” You could also be pregnant even if you used contraception. No form of contraception offers a 100% guarantee. If you’re worried about being pregnant, the best thing to do is to take a pregnancy test.
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You can speak with a consultant and schedule an appointment for a free pregnancy test by calling or texting Pregnancy Decision Health Centers at 614-444-4411.

How can I know if the pregnancy test is right?

​Having a positive pregnancy test indicates pregnancy but only a doctor can diagnose pregnancy.  PDHC can provide you with an initial or verifying pregnancy test if you are unsure about a home pregnancy test result. We can also talk with you about our ultrasound services.​

Ultrasounds

what does an ultrasound do?
  • Checks to see if there’s a fetus and a heartbeat
  • Tells you how far along you are
  • Checks for twins
  • Looks to see if there are signs of miscarriage or tubal pregnancy​​
where can I get an ultrasound?

​At PDHC, pregnancy testing and ultrasounds are offered at no charge to you.  Ultrasounds are provided by a nurse and reviewed by a doctor.  The nurses and trained specialists can answer any questions you might have about your pregnancy and the options available to you. Schedule an appointment with one of our nurses to confirm your pregnancy.