Ultrasounds

Though not all STIs are symptomatic, they must be treated as they do not disappear on their own. Leaving an STI untreated can lead to major, long-term health complications. STI treatment can be as simple as taking a course of antibiotics or as complex as long-term medical care and procedures. What Are Common Symptoms of STIs? STIs are sexually transmitted infections that are most commonly passed through sexual intercourse or bodily fluids. They can be viral, bacterial, or p

Free Ultrasounds Liberty Women’s Clinic offers all services free of charge, including limited OB ultrasounds. One of the most important things you can do when you become pregnant is to receive an ultrasound exam to confirm the viability (living, progressing) of your pregnancy. A Limited Obstetrical Ultrasound, or limited OB ultrasound for short, can provide this vital information about your pregnancy. If your pregnancy test result was positive and an LWC nurse offered you an

Liberty Women's Clinic Free STI Testing and Free Pregnancy Testing If you think you’re pregnant and don’t know where to turn, consider a pregnancy resource center near you, like Liberty Women’s Clinic. PRCs offer a wealth of vital support to women and many offer certain medical services at little to no cost. Why pay for STI testing or pregnancy tests when there are free options? Care Net , a pregnancy center network, released a new report in August that found 1,100 of its a

After a nurse consultation and positive pregnancy test results , our staff may offer a free limited OB ultrasound exam at our clinic. During this exam, our staff focuses on three questions: Do we see a pregnancy inside your uterus? Do we see a heartbeat we can measure? How far along are you (by measuring the pregnancy itself)? Gathering this information through an ultrasound allows our Medical Director to then confirm a viable pregnancy. To confirm a viable pregnanc

Is a late period making you nervous? Review the questions below and track how many you answer with “yes.” Have you missed a period? Are you more tired than usual? Have you lost weight? Do you have to urinate more often? Do your breasts feel swollen, sore or tender? Have you gained weight? Do you feel like throwing up? Are you experiencing headaches? Are you having mood swings? Do you feel dizzy? Have you noticed a change in your appetite? If you answered yes to at least four