How soon after unprotected sex will an STD show up on a test?
When you can test positive actually depends on which STD you may have come into contact with. For example, it can take three months for HIV to show up on a test.
FPA Receives Grant to Expand Free Services
FPA Women's Health has been named a recipient of the Uncompensated Care grant. This funding means abortion and birth control services are available free of charge.
Irregular bleeding with Nexplanon
Yes, spotting between periods when you are on a progestin-only method like Nexplanon or an IUD can be normal, especially if you have just started this new metho
Tips for improving vaginal health
While experiencing an unbalanced or unhealthy vagina is common, there are ways to mitigate risk. In this article, we provide tips to improve vaginal health.
Over-the-Counter Birth Control, Now Approved
At FPA Women's Health, we are proud to have participated in the study presented to the FDA on the Opill, the first approved over-the-counter birth control.
IUD Insertion Explained
Recent fears on TikTok have prompted us to explain the IUD insertion process. Read our latest post to learn more.
Our Approach to Teen Pregnancy
Learn more about how we foster a safe and supportive environment for teenagers, which reduces the rates of teen pregnancy and shapes a brighter future for our youth.
Diagnosing and Preventing Ovarian Cancer
Unlike most cancers in women, screening cannot detect this type of cancer early. Most women don't know they have ovarian cancer till symptoms appear.
What are ACEs, and why do we screen for them?
At FPA, we screen for ACEs, or adverse childhood experiences. We believe in treating the whole person, which means adopting protocols to address prior trauma.
What is a Colposcopy?
What is a colposcopy? These are recommended after an abnormal pap smear or HPV result. Here, we provide an overview of a procedure we conduct at FPA.