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Having complete knowledge is crucial when dealing with an unwanted pregnancy so that you may make an educated decision regarding your health. At Orlando Women's Center, we offer those thinking about getting an abortion pill thorough information and support. For advice and crucial information to support your decision-making process, get in touch with us or stop by.

Understanding the Abortion Pill:

Mifepristone and misoprostol make up the abortion pill, sometimes referred to as RU-486 or Medication Abortion. The embryo stops growing when the progesterone supply is shut off by mifepristone. After 24-48 hours, misoprostol is used to cause bleeding and cramps in order to promote fetal expulsion and terminate the pregnancy.

Key Information:

Timing: Use of the abortion pill is approved by the FDA for a maximum of 70 days, or 10 weeks, following your last menstrual cycle. Complications including heavy bleeding or partial abortion are possible if you take it later.

Access: An approved provider's prescription is required even though pharmacies are able to dispense the abortion pill. Because of safety concerns, placing orders online is not recommended.

Side Effects: Abdominal cramps, headaches, nausea, and bleeding are typical adverse effects. Serious side effects include bleeding, incomplete abortions, or infections need to be treated right away.
Contraindications: The abortion pill may be dangerous for those with certain illnesses or drug interactions. You must speak with a doctor before taking it.

Our Approach:

Providing accurate information and nonjudgmental support is our top priority at Orlando Women's Center. We're here to help, whether you need support throughout the procedure or have inquiries about the abortion pill. In order to confirm the pregnancy's viability and minimize unnecessary risks, we also advise getting an ultrasound in advance.

Learn more to empower yourself and choose what's best for you. For kind advice and assistance on your road toward reproductive healthcare, get in touch with us right now.