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How to start A nurse can talk with you in chat, or write back on the form — free and private. For ultrasound, testing, or an in-person visit, use Find a pregnancy center in West Virginia and confirm services with the center directly. Their phone is theirs.

You do not need to know exactly what you need Maybe you have not taken a pregnancy test. Maybe you already know you are pregnant and are considering abortion. Maybe you need an ultrasound, practical help, or simply someone who can answer a few questions. Start where you are.

Before you begin, it can help to know - The first day of your last period, if you remember it - Whether you have taken a pregnancy test and the result - Any pain, bleeding, dizziness, or other symptoms you are experiencing - Any medications you are taking - What you are most concerned about right now - Your city or ZIP code so the nurse can help look for nearby resources

For emergencies Nurse chat is not a replacement for emergency medical care. If you have severe symptoms or believe you are experiencing a medical emergency, call 911 or seek emergency care. If you may harm yourself, call 988.

Choose the way you want to start - Talk with a nurse now — open the chat widget - Ask a nurse to contact me — send the form - Find a pregnancy center near me — search local centers for testing, ultrasound, or in-person help

Laws about abortion differ by state. This page is public information for people in West Virginia — not legal advice. Ask a nurse about your situation.