What do we do?
Our ServicesWe provide a safe space for positive, non-judgmental sexual health information and services.
Reproductive Rights
Everyone has the right to access medically accurate information so they can make their own choices about their reproductive and sexual health.
Compassionate Care
Our physicians, nurse practitioners, registered nurses and social workers are here to help!
Did you know?
We are a youth-friendly space. All appointments are free and confidential.
Link to: Homepage
Link to: Birth Control
Birth Control
& Condoms
Pregnancy Testing
& Counselling
STI Testing
& Treatment
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Link to: Education
Sexual Education
Pap Smears
Social Work
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Are little pimples normal down there?
It depends! The skin on the genitals can look a little bumpy because of the hair follicles. If you shave or wax your pubic hair, you may have ingrown hairs which would look like pimples. Some sexually transmitted infections may cause bumps and…
Do you sell the abortion pill?
We do not. In Saskatchewan, mifegymiso (the abortion pill) is covered with your health card but needs to be prescribed by a doctor. Many doctors are unwilling to prescribe it. If you are considering mifegymiso, contact the Women's Health Centre…
Can cervical bruising occur regularly?
A cervix may be bruised during deep penetration. Some people may be more likely to experience cervical bruising based on the length of their vaginal canal, the angle of their cervix, the size of their partner's penis, and the sexual position…
Do you carry contraceptive patches?
Yes, we do. Click our "Services" tab and then click "Birth Control" to see our list of options and their prices.
I'm pregnant and need a doctor.
Our doctors and nurse practitioners are unable to offer prenatal care but can give you a referral to someone who does. There are a few clinics in the city who may offer prenatal care to people who don't have a family doctor: Meadow Primary…
Do I need my health card to buy Plan B?
At Planned Parenthood Regina, you do not. We prefer that you have your health card number but can issue you a temporary one so that you can still access our services. To purchase Plan B from pharmacies in Saskatchewan, a health card is r…
Is bleeding and cramping after an IUD normal?
Some bleeding and cramping can be normal but we suggest you call into our office to speak to the nurse.
Can I get a pregnancy test at Planned Parenthood?
Yes. We offer free walk-in pregnancy testing. You might have to wait for our nurse to assist you in between their scheduled appointments.
What are the most common side effects of birth control?
The most common side effects of birth control would be bleeding and spotting, bloating, mood swings, nausea, breast tenderness and headaches. These symptoms can take up to 3 months to go away. It is important to find the birth control that…
