Unplanned pregnancy, who should you start talking to?
Who should you start talking to when facing an unplanned pregnancy?
When you find out you’re pregnant unexpectedly, you may feel scared, stressed, and unsure of what to do. Talking to someone you trust can help you get accurate information and guidance for better decision-making.
- Talk to yourself first
- Give yourself time to understand the situation
- Explore your feelings and needs
- Consider possible options and those with the least impact
- Consult your partner (if possible)
- If you have a good relationship, open up about suitable options
- Share concerns and make decisions together
People who can provide advice
- Family or close friends
- If you have trusted family members or friends, talking to them can help you feel less alone
- Seek emotional support or decision-making advice
- Organizations or agencies that provide advice on unplanned pregnancy
- Sexual health counseling centers, such as RSA Online
- Hospitals or clinics with sexual health counseling services
- Doctors or medical personnel
- Doctors can provide information on safe options, both for prenatal care and pregnancy termination
- Offer health advice and self-care guidance
What to do if you’re not ready to talk to anyone?
If you’re not ready to tell anyone or are worried about others’ reactions, consulting experts online or through anonymous support agencies might be a good option.
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