Abortion Pill

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Considering the Abortion Pill???? Get the facts...

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What Is the Abortion Pill?

The abortion pill (also called medication or chemical abortion) uses two drugs to end a pregnancy:

Mifepristone blocks the hormone progesterone.
Misoprostol causes cramping and bleeding to expel the pregnancy.

This process is typically used for pregnancies up to 10 weeks. A follow-up appointment is important to ensure completion and monitor your health.

What Should I Know About Risks?

While some see the abortion pill as simple, there are real medical risks:

Heavy bleeding or incomplete abortion
Severe cramping, nausea, or vomiting
Possible infection or fever
Risk of needing surgical intervention
In rare cases, life-threatening complications

Note: Failure rates increase the further along you are in pregnancy.

Why an Ultrasound Matters

Do I Need an Ultrasound First?

Yes. Before taking the abortion pill, it’s essential to:

Confirm your pregnancy is in the uterus (not ectopic)
Determine how far along you are
Check for natural miscarriage
Protect your health

We offer free ultrasounds to help you make a fully informed decision.

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Taking Pills Bought Online?

Thinking About Ordering Pills Online?

Be cautious. Some pills sold online are not FDA-approved and could be counterfeit, expired, or dangerous. Without a provider’s care, you may not recognize signs of complications or infection.

You deserve safe, in-person care and real answers.

Changed Your Mind?

Took the First Pill and Regret It?

You may still have time to reverse it.

Abortion Pill Reversal (APR) uses progesterone to try to stop the abortion process. When started quickly, it can be 64–68% effective.

The sooner you act, the better. We can help.

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It is strange, but true, that the most important turning-points of life often come at the most unexpected times and in the most unexpected ways.

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