Alternatives for S.C. women seeking reproductive health care

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According to health care experts, many women do not realize they are pregnant before six weeks. In light of the threat to free speech, here is information for South Carolina women seeking reproductive care:Talk to your health care provider about contraceptive options to prevent unwanted pregnancies. Contact Planned Parenthood South Atlantic or another verified reproductive health care provider now to learn about your options. For now, you can also contact Carolina Abortion Fund for help with financial costs or travel logistics. Florida’s sweeping abortion ban in May 2024 leaves North Carolina as the nearest option for S.C. women seeking out-of-state abortions.