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Medical abortion involves the use of medications, commonly known as abortion pills, to terminate a pregnancy. These pills work by blocking the hormone progesterone, which is essential for maintaining pregnancy. There are two methods of administering the medication: oral ingestion or insertion into the vagina. It's crucial to take the medication as directed to avoid serious side effects. Orlando Women's Center provides guidance on the procedure and ensures that the medication is administered safely and effectively.

On the other hand, early surgical abortion is typically performed within 6-14 weeks after the last menstrual period. This procedure is conducted in clinics or hospitals under the supervision of medical professionals. While the experience may vary for each woman, some may experience mild to moderate pain during the procedure, depending on factors such as the medications used and the stage of pregnancy. Cramping, pain, and bleeding similar to menstrual periods may occur afterward.

Orlando Women's Center offers comprehensive information and support for both medical and surgical abortion procedures. They assess each individual's situation and recommend the most suitable option. For appointments and further inquiries, individuals can contact Orlando Women's Center at 8776922273.