Women considering abortions need to understand the risks and options  available that are in the best interest  of her health, safety and welfare because no form of contraception is 100 per cent effective, and women will always need straightforward access to abortion services as a back-up if they are to plan their lives and families in the best way they see fit.
 

Medical abortion is not the same as emergency contraception known as morning-after pill or Plan B. Emergency contraception prevents pregnancy and can work for up to five days after having unprotected sex whereas a Medical Abortion is the early termination of a pregnancy using a pill.

Abortion Pill Side effects

There are several side effects associated with using the Abortion pill and these include:-

• bleeding, often heavier than a menstrual period
• Gastrointestinal discomfort (cramps, nausea and diarrhea)
• Dizziness, chills and slight headaches.

Apart from the long-term health effects of the Abortion pill, some doctors still question the drug’s safety in the short term because sometimes infection may occur from with a dangerous, rare bacterium called Clostridium sordellii, one of the Clostridium species that may normally live in the vagina of healthy, non-pregnant women. However, most women who have undergone a medical abortion procedure feel it was a good choice for them because it affords them privacy and they are able to terminate the pregnancy in its earliest stages.

How safe is the Abortion pill

Recent studies have found that less than 1 percent of women who take the abortion pill experience serious medical side effects. In rare cases, bacteria can make its way into your cervix and cause an infection, but there’s no evidence that the pill causes that. Women who have abortions don’t suffer long-term psychological trauma. Women who are more than 35 years of age and who also smoke 10 or more cigarettes per day should be treated with caution because such patients were generally excluded from clinical trials of mifepristone ( abortion pill name )

Doctors who provide reproductive health care should be willing to administer medical abortions. Does yours?

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A good start is to visit your local clinic or gynecologist. Another option is visit a legalised Abortion Clinic like ours which offers same day Abortion services and Free womb cleaning services at discounted prices because according to the law, this is your decision and you do not have to inform anyone of your intention to have an Abortion.

How does Abortion Work

There are basiclly two types of Abortions. A Medical Abortion is where by medically approved Abortion Pills will be used to end the Pregnancy. The first pill is swallowed and is meant to block the hormone called progesterone. The second pill will be inserted into the vagina and it meant to make the womb contract, causing some cramping and bleeding similar to a miscarriage.

Surgical Abortion involves a minor operation and basically falls under two groups:-  The vacuum Aspiration where by a gentle suction is used to remove the pregnancy under a local anesthetic, and it only requires one visit to the clinic. The Dilatation or Evacuation where by a doctor will remove the pregnancy using narrow forceps passed through the neck of the womb and performed under a general anesthetic.

Do not consider having backstreet abortions because they are dangerous, often performed in unhygienic conditions and can lead to very serious complications such as infertility, or even death therefore it is much better to make informed decisions about your body and your life by contacting a legal Abortion Clinic

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