Faqs

While some STIs/STDs can have varying symptoms, most are considered asymptomatic (no noticeable symptoms or signs) in their earliest stages. However, STIs/STDs can still be spread and cause damage to the body when there are no outward signs of an active infection (vaginal, oral or anal) and that’s why it is important to be screened if you’ve had unprotected sexual activity of any kind. Symptoms of STIs/STDS could include…

Yes – an ultrasound is vital to determine details of your pregnancy and to determine your pregnancy options. It’s important to have an ultrasound performed following a positive pregnancy test. An ultrasound can tell you several important things about your pregnancy, including gestational age and health of both yourself and the fetus. It confirms three things, including: