If you are considering an abortion procedure, it’s wise to evaluate what the mental and physical recovery process can look like. Whether you have had an abortion or are curious about the process, read this article to learn more. What does physical recovery look like? The recovery time and symptoms you may experience depend on…
An unexpected pregnancy is daunting because of how much it can change your plans. Having a baby to raise, guide, and support when you were never planning on parenthood is understandably scary and frustrating. If your partner is pregnant, the decision about how to move forward is ultimately her choice, but that doesn’t mean you…
Getting an abortion prescription after a telehealth consultation is not currently legal in North Carolina. While many women with an unplanned pregnancy may consider receiving these medications by mail convenient, there are downsides to this option. If you are facing an unexpected pregnancy, you are not alone! There are still options available to you. Read…
Because abortion is illegal in North Carolina after the first trimester, with the exceptions of rape and incest or a life-limiting anomaly, you have two in-state options for your unplanned pregnancy: adoption and parenting. Keep reading this article to understand your local options and health screenings to take if you are considering traveling out of…
An online abortion often occurs after a medical provider writes an abortion prescription following a telehealth consultation with the pregnant woman. She can then self-administer the abortion medication at home. While many opt for this option out of convenience, it’s crucial to understand the importance of an in-person examination and other important screenings. Online Abortions…
Some women choose abortion prescription drugs prescribed after only a telehealth consultation. Once they have picked up the medication, they can self-abort at home. At the time of this article, this process is banned in North Carolina and requires an in-person exam before a medication abortion. If you are considering traveling out of state for…
No matter how confident you are when you take the first medication in the abortion pill regimen (mifepristone), many women decide to reverse the process after regretting their decision. If you are curious about reversing your decision, there may still be time for progesterone therapy, which can reverse the abortion pill in some instances. Keep…
There are some key differences between the abortion pill and Plan B, which is an emergency contraceptive. The abortion pill ends a pregnancy up to 10 weeks of gestational age, while Plan B is meant to block an egg from fertilizing or an embryo from implanting in your uterus up to 72 hours after sex….
The abortion pill, also called chemical or medication abortion, is a regimen of two different drugs, mifepristone and misoprostol. The abortion pill is currently FDA-approved for use up to 10 weeks gestational age (70 days). This article describes how the abortion pill works, identifies its potential risks and side effects, and lists steps before seeking…
If you are considering medication abortions as an option for an unplanned pregnancy, it’s critical to understand the risks and information related to the procedure. Unfortunately, the potential risks and side effects of medication abortions are sometimes downplayed or not fully discussed, underscoring the importance of being fully informed before making a decision. By understanding…
