Pregnancy Signs
You may be pregnant if:
- • you had sex and did not use any birth control, even if it was the first time, or only once
- • your period stops coming every month, or changes in any way
- • you start to feel dizzy and nauseous
- • you have to urinate more often than usual
- • your breasts swell and feel tender
- • you begin to feel tired often
- • you get hungrier than usual.
If you think you might be pregnant and want to know for sure:
You can walk in and get a free pregnancy test right in your own borough (for locations, call the Women's Healthline at 311). You don't need an appointment.
You will get:
- • and immediate pregnancy test result and counseling to make a decision you feel comfortable with;
- • appointments or referrals for:
- prenatal care
- birth control
- abortion;
- • complete confidentiality.
For more information call 311.
