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Most supermarkets and pharmacies sell home pregnancy tests. These tests are designed to detect pregnancy hormones in your urine. They’re most accurate if you use them more than a week

Teens who become pregnant may be afraid to see a doctor, but it’s extremely important for the safety of the mother and the unborn child. Your doctor should discuss all

Teen moms can have healthy babies. Make sure you see your doctor as soon as you know you’re pregnant, and attend all your scheduled appointments. Proper obstetrical care throughout your

You’ll see a lot of your doctor during your pregnancy. During the first six months, you’ll probably have an appointment at least once every month. In the last months of

The only way to be sure you won’t get pregnant is to not have sexual intercourse. However, there are many methods to reduce your chances of becoming pregnant if you’re

You’ll probably first realize you’re pregnant when you  skip a regular period. But if you get a very light period  around the time you expect it, don’t assume you’re not

A healthy pregnancy lasts 40 weeks. A baby that’s delivered before 37 weeks of pregnancy is premature. Teen mothers are more likely to give birth to premature babies.   Sometimes,