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If you think you might be pregnant, it's okay to feel unsure. Before making any decision, the first step is getting clear answers about your body and your pregnancy.
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If you're searching for abortion, you might feel like you need to figure everything out fast.
You don't.
Taking a moment to get real information about your pregnancy can help you stay safe.
An ultrasound will help you do that by telling you:
Abortion laws in Indiana have changed, and many women aren't aware of the current restrictions.
If you're not sure what this means for you, you're not alone. Many women start with a free pregnancy test and ultrasound to get clear answers about their next steps.
👉 Learn more about Indiana laws
No matter what you're considering, knowing how far along you are first really matters.
Medication abortion (also known as chemical abortion) involves taking medication intended to end a pregnancy. This option is generally used early in pregnancy.
Before taking these medications, it is important to know how far along the pregnancy is by receiving an ultrasound.
Surgical abortion is a medical procedure performed in a clinical setting. The type of procedure used depends on how far along the pregnancy is.
Confirm how far along you are with a pregnancy ultrasound.
At Bravely Women's Health, you'll meet with licensed medical professionals who care about your health and your story.
We offer these services free of charge:
No pressure. Just real answers.
Feeling uncertain or overwhelmed? That's completely normal and you don't have to navigate it alone.
Next, find out how far along you are and make sure everything is okay.
Then, take time to understand your options.
A clinic can confirm your pregnancy and give you an ultrasound to check how far along you are (gestational age) and location (ruling out ectopic pregnancy). Knowing these details helps you make safe, informed choices for your health.
Even if you have made a decision, an ultrasound shows how far along the pregnancy is and that you are not experiencing an ectopic pregnancy or miscarriage. It's a smart step for your health and safety.
An ectopic pregnancy happens when a fertilized egg grows outside the uterus, usually in a fallopian tube. This can be dangerous if not treated, and it's something you can't detect with a home pregnancy test. That is one of the reasons why getting a clinic pregnancy test and an ultrasound is so important.
Blood tests can detect pregnancy slightly earlier, but our urine tests are very reliable. Confirming your pregnancy at Bravely gives you a clear starting point and confidence in your results.
Nope! Your visit is private and confidential. We provide care in a safe, supportive space, no judgment, no pressure, and your privacy is respected.
Indiana law has strict limits on abortion, and many people aren't aware of the rules. Confirming your pregnancy and getting an ultrasound helps you understand your situation and next steps.
It's not safe to use the abortion pill without medical supervision. Taking abortion pills incorrectly can be dangerous. Confirming your pregnancy first is the smart, safe step.
Yes! An ultrasound is needed to confirm how far along the pregnancy is and that it's in the uterus. This step is essential for safety and ensure the right care if someone is considering to end a pregnancy.
The abortion pill is only an option to use within the first 10-12 weeks of pregnancy. That's why it's important to confirm your pregnancy and how far along you are (gestational age) with an ultrasound first.
Your pregnancy options are parenting, adoption, or abortion. No matter what you're thinking, getting a pregnancy test and ultrasound is important for your health and helps you make informed choices.
No, it's not safe to take the abortion pill without confirming you're pregnant first. A positive pregnancy test and an ultrasound are the first steps to know exactly what's happening in your body and protect your health.
There are lots of reasons your period could be late besides pregnancy. Stress, illness, changes in routine, or hormones can all affect your cycle. Are you worried about irregular cycles? Learn about your cycle health with our licensed nurse.
If you think you might be pregnant or are considering abortion, you don't have to figure it out alone.
Bravely Women's Health is located in Lafayette, IN and serves women from West Lafayette, Purdue University, Tippecanoe County and surrounding communities. Many women start with a free pregnancy test and ultrasound to get the clarity they need.
Get real answers and compassionate care with people that are here for you.
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