Pregnancy testing
If you think you may be pregnant, it is important to find out as soon as possible. The earlier you know, the more options you have. Pregnancy tests are available from:
– family planning clinics;
– your GP;
– any other GP registering for family planning services only;
– some Genito-Urinary Medicine (GUM) clinics;
– chemists who can do a test or sell a home pregnancy testing kit;
If your test is negative but you still don’t have your period a week later, you should take another test. Periods can be late for a range of other reasons including stress, change of diet, or other health conditions. You should seek medical advice if you are concerned.
Deciding what to do
A high proportion of all pregnancies are unplanned. It is common to feel stunned, scared, embarrassed or isolated when facing an unplanned pregnancy. Deciding whether or not to continue with the pregnancy can be very straightforward and obvious for many women; others can find it a difficult and complicated decision.
If you are struggling with the decision, confidential help, counselling and information about your options is available from health professionals including your GP, family planning clinics or Brook Centres for under 25 year olds. Only you can make the decision as to whether or not to continue with the pregnancy.
How can I get an abortion?
It is important, once you are confident of your decision, to act quickly.
If you are entitled to NHS care, your GP, family planning clinic or Brook Centre (for under 25s) can refer you for a free termination on the NHS.
A consultation and the procedure will be carried out in a hospital or abortion clinic.
You should ideally be offered a choice of different methods, depending on how long you have been pregnant.
It is usually easiest to get an NHS abortion before 12 weeks of pregnancy. The legal time limit for most abortions is 24 weeks.
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