Other Services
Urine Pregnancy Testing
Urine pregnancy testing for immediate and accurate results. The test is provided free of charge and no appointment necessary. See "Contact Us" for clinic hours.Blood Pregnancy Test
The test is very sensitive and gives a simple yes or no answer to whether you are pregnant even before you miss your period. Results are available in 1 hour. You need to make an appointment for blood pregnancy test.D & C Procedure (Dilation & Curettage)
There are two main reasons for performing a D & C:- An evacuation D&C is performed in a recently pregnant woman to remove tissue remaining in the womb.
- A gynecological D&C is part of the investigation of a woman who is experiencing heavy or irregular periods or vaginal bleeding after the menopause or other cases.
STD Testing
You could check yourself for most common sexually transmitted diseases such as: Aids, Syphilis, Gonorrhea, Chlamydia, and Herpes. Please call our clinic to make an appointment.Emergency Contraception
If you have had unprotected intercourse you may be able to prevent pregnancy by using Emergency Contraception (commonly known as "the Morning After Pill"). The Emergency Contraception must be taken within 72 hours of unprotected sex to be most effective.Routine Gynecological Exams and Pap Smears
Our clinic offers annual and semi-annual gynecological exams, which include pelvic exam, breast exam and Pap Smear. Pap smear is a yearly screening for cervical cancer. Upon completion of your routine exam with one of our doctors, counseling, information, and samples of birth control pills are all available during your visit.We also offer mammogram referral, colposcopy and cervical biopsy.
Birth Control Methods
Pills - Birth control pills are one of the most commonly known and safest methods you can choose. The pills are most effective when taken by mouth everyday at the same time. Pills are 99% effective.Depo-Provera - This is a hormonal shot that is received every three months at the clinic. The depo shot sometimes causes irregular periods due to absence of estrogen hormone. This method is the most appropriate for you if you are a smoker. The Depo-Provera shot is 99% effective if received at appropriate timing.
NuvaRing - This is a comfortable, flexible, vaginal ring about 2" in diameter that is used to prevent pregnancy. You insert NuvaRing into your vagina just once a month, where it releases two kinds of female hormones, estrogen and progestin (just like a pill), into your body at a steady, consistent rate. The NuvaRing is 99% effective.
IUD (intrauterine device) - Paragard intrauterine device is a T-shaped device (contains copper) that is placed directly in the uterus by a doctor. Must be inserted in women with previous pregnancies, no history of sexually transmitted diseases (STD) and who have monogamous relationship with one partner. IUD is inserted for 10 years and can be taken out at any time. Side effects could include spotting between menstrual periods or may experience heavier menstrual flow. The IUD is 99% effective.
Diaphram Fittings - This is a rubber cap that fits over the cervix. Contraceptive cream or jelly is spread over the inside of the cap and around the rim. It must be fit by a doctor to be effective. Cream and jelly should be applied each time you have intercourse six hours before and six to eight hours after intercourse. This method is 95% effective.
If you have any questions about birth control hormonal side effects, our staff members will provide information to find the best suitable birth control method for you.