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Teen Pregnancy


Teen Pregnancy

If your period is late and you think you might be pregnant, you can get a standard, over the counter urine pregnancy test from any drug store.

Menstrual periods can be delayed or missed altogether for a variety of physical and emotional reasons. A standard pregnancy test can be done if your period is one week late. A test done too early won't be accurate.

If the urine pregnancy test shows that you might be pregnant, you should see a doctor to confirm the results.

There are lots of resources available to you to help you make decisions if you are pregnant.

In the meantime, we have also included some information for you here that was compiled by Planned Parenthood BC:

And remember, we’re here 2 listen if you need us. Wanna talk?

Resources:

BC Women's Hopsital and Health Centre
Unplanned Pregnancy phone lines:
tel: 1.888.875.3163 (toll free)
tel: 604.875.3163 (in the Lower Mainland)

Planned Parenthood BC
www.plannedparenthoodbc.org

Planned Parenthood Facts of Life
tel: 1.800.739.7367 (toll free)
tel: 604.731.7803 (in the Lower Mainland)
or find a Planned Parenthood Clinic in your area

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Early symptoms of pregnancy:

  • Your period is a
    week (or more) late
  • Frequent urination
  • Breast tenderness
  • Nausea/vomiting
  • Fatigue
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