Planning a pregnancy
Prepare for pregnancy, discuss your health and understand useful checks before you start trying.
Plan for pregnancy →Whether you are planning a pregnancy, preventing one, already pregnant or deciding what comes next, MyPregnancy gives you clear information and access to professional care.
Choose what you need today. You can read privately, explore your options or speak to a healthcare professional.
Each path starts with straightforward information and shows you when professional care may help.
Prepare for pregnancy, discuss your health and understand useful checks before you start trying.
Plan for pregnancy →Compare contraception methods and think about what suits your body, health and future plans.
Explore contraception →Learn when to test, how to understand the result and what you can do next.
Understand pregnancy tests →Get professional support during pregnancy, including advice, routine care and referrals when needed.
Learn about antenatal care →Understand continuing a pregnancy, adoption or alternative care, and termination without pressure.
Explore your options →Find information about condoms, discharge, sexually transmitted infections, HIV, PrEP and PEP.
Learn about staying protected →A pregnancy test and the first day of your last normal period can help you understand what to do next. It is okay if you do not know your dates.
Take a pregnancy testTest at the right time for a more reliable result.
Estimate your datesUse the first day of your last normal period if you know it.
Choose your next stepRead about your options or ask for professional support.
A virtual consultation can help with contraception, sexual health, HIV care, pregnancy questions, antenatal visits and appropriate referrals.
See online consultation servicesConvenient accessConsult from a private place where you feel comfortable.
Professional guidanceDiscuss your health, symptoms and the most appropriate next step.
Referrals when neededReceive guidance about tests, ultrasound scans or in-person assessment.
From preventing pregnancy to preparing for birth—or choosing not to continue a pregnancy—you deserve respectful information and professional care.
Yes. Online consultations cover pre-conception health, contraception, sexual health, HIV care and other reproductive-health questions.
You can start with the first day of your last normal period if you remember it. If your dates are uncertain, a healthcare professional may recommend an ultrasound or another assessment.
No. Some concerns require a test, ultrasound, physical examination or urgent in-person care. Your healthcare professional can explain the appropriate next step.
Use the dedicated termination service page for information and access to the appropriate care pathway.
Go to termination care →Explore information privately or continue to a professional online consultation.