When should I consider taking a Pregnancy Termination & Abortion Pills?

If you’re pregnant and thinking about having an Abortion, only you can decide if it’s the right choice for you. You might or might not want to talk to a trusted friend, family member, partner, or other person. You can talk to a health care provider who is supportive, and most clinics that offer abortions also have counselors you can talk to. It can help to talk to people who will support you no matter what you choose about how you feel about this decision. Asking for other people’s opinions can be helpful, but if you feel like someone is not letting you make your own decision or is trying to force you to make a certain choice, you should talk to a clinic or counselor for first trimester termination of pregnancy more help.

There are many reasons for someone to get an abortion. Here are a couple different common types:

• You don’t want to be pregnant right now because it’s not a good time to be pregnant or raise a child (for example, because it would interfere with school, work, family, or other responsibilities).
• You don’t want any more children and don’t plan to have any.
• You have insufficient money to take care of a kid.
• Your situation makes it hard for you to be pregnant or take care of a child right now.
• You’re having trouble with your partner, or you don’t have a partner and don’t want to raise a child on your own.

Types of aboration

There are two main ways to get an abortion done:

• Medication abortion -This occurs when a qualified medical professional does a procedure to remove the pregnancy from your uterus.
• Procedural abortion -This is when a trained health care provider does a procedure to remove the pregnancy from theiruterus. This kind of abortion is also called “surgical abortion,” “aspiration abortion,” “dilation and curettage” (D&C), and “dilation and evacuation” (D&E).

Which type of abortion is right for me?

The type of abortion you can have depends on where you live, how far along in your pregnancy you are, and your personal preferences. Your health may in some cases restrict your options.At different stages of pregnancy, you may have different choices. This is talked about below. Your health care provider can also talk to you about the options to help you make an informed choice. If you live in a state where they can’t, an abortion clinic can help you.

You might want to consider these things:

Some people choose to have an abortion with pills because they don’t want to have a procedure with medical tools and anesthesia. When a woman has an early abortion with pills, she may choose to do so because she wants to be alone at home when the pregnancy tissue leaves her body. And in certain cases, it can be possible to perform an early abortion with medicine without ever going to a treatment center or doctor’s office.

Confirm you are pregnant and decide number of times weeks pregnant you are.

It would mean looking at your menstrual history (like when your last period was) or doing a pregnancy test or a pelvic exam. Sometimes, the doctor will tell you to get an ultrasound to find out exactly how far along you are in your pregnancy. Some states also have laws that say people who want an abortion have to get an ultrasound. This is not done for medical reasons, though. Also, sometimes an ultrasound is done to make sure the pregnancy has not implanted outside the uterus or that you have not had a miscarriage. When a pregnancy starts in the Fallopian tube, it is called a “ectopic” pregnancy. This happens in about 1% of pregnancies and may need emergency medical termination of pregnancy.

Take a blood test to find out what type of blood you have.

If your blood type is Rh group negative (for example, “A negative”), you may need an injection of Rh immune globulin (RhoGAM) after your abortion. The stage that you are all in your pregnancy will determine this. This helps keep future pregnancies from becoming complicated.

Offer testing for sexually transmitted infections

Depending on your situation, you might be offered tests for gonorrhoea, chlamydia, HIV, or other infections.

Review contraceptive (birth control) options. 

If you don’t want to get pregnant right away, the doctor or nurse can talk to you about birth control options.Some states make people wait a certain amount of time (usually 24 hours) after the counselling described above before they can get an abortion. In some states, counselling and abortion can happen on the same day.

Schedule an abortion appointment.

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