FAQ

Before you order the abortion pill, there are some essiential peices of information you need to obtain about your pregnancy.  A large peice of information regarding this is seeing how far along you are in your pregnancy, if the pregnancy in the uterus, and if that pregnancy is viable (heartbeat of the fetus) or not.  The Abortion pill is only good to 10 weeks of gestation of a pregnancy according to FDA and taking when your further along can be risky for your health.

Come into Lakeside Women's Clinic and receive a free limited ultrasound to assess where you are in the pregnancy and a free confidental consultion with our staff about your options available to you concerning your pregnancy.

Your partner or another support person is welcome to accompany you to the appointment. Please note that there may be times throughout the appointment when we ask to speak with you privately to review sensitive health information.

Yes, all services at Lakeside Women's Clinic are free. Please bring a photo ID for identification purposes; no insurance or payment method is required.

The Mayo Clinic recommends taking a pregnancy test the first day after a missed period. This increases your chances of receiving an accurate result because hCG levels are more likely to be detectable. If you have irregular periods, you may need to wait longer and test 36 days from the start of your last period.

With our no-cost pregnancy confirmation services, we'll help you decide the best time to take a test and get the answers you need.

Only an ultrasound provides essential information about your pregnancy, including whether your pregnancy is viable (developing with a heartbeat). It will also tell you how far along you are in your pregnancy and reveal your options. This information will help guide your decision-making process and protect your health.

We offer limited OB ultrasounds following positive pregnancy testing at our clinic.

While you may have symptoms like pain during sex or unusual discharge, warning signs may not show up right away (or at all). That's why regular STD/STI testing is so crucial.

We offer STD/STI testing and treatment for chlamydia and gonorrhea, and we can also provide referrals for additional services.