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Yes, the law says a minor can get STD-testing, pregnancy testing and prenatal care without parents consent.

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Very. Just like you would test at a hospital.

However, many of them charge for pregnancy tests. To find a clinic that offers just as accurate tests for free, go to optionline.org, call 1-800-712-HELP or text "HELPLINE" to 313131

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Not normally. There are different state and local programs in different areas. In our area, prices are on a sliding scale based on income. There's a program sponsored by the state for which you can apply to get free services. Call your local Planned Parenthood office to find out what programs are available where you live.

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they may test them for diseases to see if its dangerous to the baby

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Yes; many have taken their children out of the girl scouts for this reason.

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Republicans are generally opposed to planned parenthood, and democrats for it

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Ask your doctor the estimated date of conception. This should give you a better idea of who it might be. You should also have a test done on the baby and the two men to determine which one the father. This will probably be the only way to know for sure. I hope you get all this settled and good luck. Hope this answers your question.

I have a friend that is about 6weeks pregnant,and she had sexual intercourse with two guys around the some time she concieved.One guy "PULLED OUT",butwhose to say pre-ejeculation doesn't work?(Does IT?)But her husband actually ejeculated in her three time,so know she doesn't know!!So you aren't alone.Get the two men to take a DNA test to find out the paternity of your child it deserves that much.LOL

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They provide services on a "sliding scale". Basically, it's what you can afford.
The answer depends on your local Planned Parenthood, whether your state provides funding for family planning through Planned Parenthood and other Title X agencies, the reason for your visit (must meet federal Title X guidelines), and your income and family size. Contact your local Planned Parenthood to find out if there are programs in your area that help provide free services. For instance, in New York, some patients may get free services through Title X sliding scale, Family Planning Benefits Program, 24-month extension coverage after a Medicaid-covered pregnancy, or presumptive Medicaid eligibility for pregnancy coverage.

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As with any health care provider, they can do so if the patient has expressly given permission for results to be released over the phone.

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For the simple reason they perform medical abortions. The shame is that there is not enough clinics in the US and the majority of all their work contains of birth control, help for pregnant women and cancer screenings for men and women. Abortions is just about 3-4% of everything they do and not even all clinics do it and it is legal. if there were no PPL all the patients would have to go to other clinics and the hospitals and the lines would be longer then ever and many would get care too late. With cancer it's crucial to find it early to have the best outcome.

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It was started in 1916 under Mary Ware Dennett and was called the National Birth Control League, although Margaret Sanger is usually the one credited with founding of Planned Parenthood. Then when Margaret Sanger took over the name was changed to American Birth Control League. In 1942 the center changed its' name to its' current name Planned Parenthood Federation of America, Inc.

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Some of the clinics do, not all.

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Yes

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Of course, why couldn't it be? Just call the place and tell them you will have to cancel or reschedule.

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All tests have a risk of false positive and false negative results. The likelihood of false positive/negative results depends on the type of test done. In the case of a pregnancy test, the rate of false positive results is very low. If you're wondering about another type of test, write again.

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800 230 PLAN

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The answer varies widely depending on geographic location, skill level, and job responsibilities.

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There is one Planned Parenthood in Mississippi. It is located in Hattiesburg. 6111 U.S. Highway 49, Suite 119, Hattiesburg, MS 39401, P: 601.296.6001, F: 601.268.1222

The services it provides are: Birth control services, emergency contraception, patient education, pregnancy testing and services.

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At our local Planned Parenthood affilliate, the morning after pill is free for patients -- those seen for testing, physical exam or treatment in the last year -- as it's covered by a grant. For those who aren't patients, the price is $20.

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Just to talk to them no but it depends on what you want to have done.

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This company will do ultrasounds. I don't think they charge you for this service. They will give you an appointment.