Just like with the abortion procedure, how much an abortion with the abortion pill hurts varies from person to person. The pain may last for several hours, as the abortion itself takes longer to be completed with the abortion pill than with the abortion procedure, which usually takes just a few minutes. You can take over-the-counter pain medications or your provider may prescribe pain medication for you to take at home. In addition to pain medicine, you may find that using a heating pad reduces pain. Other techniques like breathing exercises and meditation can also help with the pain.

For more help deciding between the pill and the procedure, check out our list of pros and cons for each abortion type.

When should you contact a healthcare provider after taking the abortion pill?

Your abortion provider should give you information about when and how to contact them after an abortion, but if they don’t, ask them for emergency contact information and for a list of things to watch out for.

Always reach out to your provider if something doesn’t feel right to you after an abortion or if you have questions or concerns.

Why do people have Abortions?

Abortion is a choice. It’s not murder, and it’s not illegal. Abortion is an incredibly common medical procedure that has been legal in the United States since 1973 when Roe v. Wade made abortion legal during the first trimester of pregnancy.

Abortion isn’t just a right; it’s also personal and private–the decision to have one should be yours alone, without interference from anyone else (or at least as little interference as possible). You shouldn’t have to justify your reasons for wanting an abortion if they’re valid to you!

Are there any risks with abortion

Abortion is a very safe procedure. The risks of abortion are minimal and lower than the risk of pregnancy and childbirth. The risk of infection is low, and complications from abortion are extremely rare.

If you’re worried about your health or want to know more about what to expect after an abortion, visit our website for more information.

Abortion is legal and has been proven to be safe.

Abortion is legal in most countries and has been proven to be safe. It’s a common procedure that’s been used for decades, with millions of women having abortions every year.

Confidentiality

You have a right to confidentiality. All your details and treatment information will be kept confidential.

The decision you make about your abortion care will be between you and your doctor.

If you do not want to tell anyone about your abortion, you do not have to.

You might not want your GP to know that you had an abortion. If so, you can have it in a family planning clinic or a woman’s health clinic. Your GP will not be told if you do not want them to know.

Information about abortion will not go on your medical record.

Conclusion

Abortion is a legal medical procedure that women can choose to have. It’s important for you to know that abortion is safe and effective, so you can make an informed decision about your pregnancy.