The abortion pill method is a series of two different drugs that work to end and expel a pregnancy. If you are considering a medication abortion, it’s important to remember that it is only FDA-approved up to 10 weeks gestational age.
Are you facing an unplanned pregnancy and researching your options? It can be confusing to understand the difference between the Abortion Pill and Plan B. Essentially, Plan B works to prevent pregnancy within a narrow time window after sex. You take the abortion pill to terminate an existing pregnancy. Read the rest of the article for a more thorough understanding of how each drug works and what your options are if you’re already pregnant.
Are you about to schedule an appointment for an abortion? Before you do, here are three things you’ll need to do first: Take a pregnancy test, get an ultrasound, and get counseling to fully consider your other options.
There are two main categories of abortion - medical (the abortion pill) and surgical. Both come with risks and side effects and are available at different times throughout pregnancy. Keep reading to learn more about each kind and various factors to consider before making your decision.
Did the pregnancy test say “positive?” Are you thinking, “It’s got to be wrong. I’m not supposed to be pregnant now. Pregnancy is not part of the plan!” There’s nothing easy about discovering an unexpected pregnancy, but you have options. One of those options is abortion. Make sure you understand the side effects and risks of abortion while looking at the long-term effects as well.
