Understanding your options is crucial when navigating an unexpected pregnancy. And you’ll want to do your research before making a decision. Medical abortion, or the “abortion pill,” terminates a viable pregnancy. Embrace empowers you to make an informed decision on your pregnancy by providing no-cost, confidential information. Ineligibility Factors First, know that medical abortion is
Any abortion procedure comes with inherent side effects and risks you should understand. But more factors come into play with an online (or “at-home”) abortion. The “abortion pill,” or medical abortion, uses two medications to end a pregnancy. Mifepristone blocks progesterone, and misoprostol causes uterine contractions and expels the pregnancy tissue from the uterus. With
It can be difficult to determine whether you have an infection if you experience abortion-related side effects. While there is some overlap, certain side effects that are particularly serious or don’t go away could indicate an infection. Your health matters. Embrace is here to provide accurate information about abortion procedures and related risks. Know you
Navigating an unexpected pregnancy with a partner can be complicated. You may worry about their reaction or question what their level of involvement should be. Know that other women have been in your shoes. First, if you’ve shared your pregnancy news with your partner, consider how they reacted. Were they shocked, scared, or even angry?
You may have heard varying statements about abortion’s impact on mental health. The National Institutes of Health states that women could experience mental health effects after an abortion higher than the rate of the general population. These effects can include depression, anxiety, and substance use disorders. Depression can cause significant disturbances in your life, including:
An unplanned pregnancy invites many questions into your life, especially if you’ve been pregnant before and had an abortion. You may be interested in pursuing other options, such as adoption and parenting. It can be challenging to sort through your options and make an informed decision, especially when facing outside pressure. But rest assured that
It can be difficult to pinpoint how a woman will feel emotionally after an abortion. Every woman is different, and several factors can complicate her emotional recovery. But there are some common feelings a woman may experience after an abortion, and this information must be shared. How May I Feel Afterward? Some women may feel
Gathering the information you need to make a decision about your unexpected pregnancy can be difficult. You may feel overwhelmed and uncertain, especially during a stressful time. Embrace is here to provide you with the facts and offer you support. If you are considering abortion, there are several things you’ll want to do before making
An incomplete abortion occurs when some of the pregnancy tissue remains in the uterus after an abortion, leading to severe consequences if left untreated. Signs of an incomplete abortion include: If you are experiencing any of these symptoms, contact your doctor or go to the emergency room immediately. What Happens if You Leave an Incomplete
You’ve just received a positive pregnancy test, and your mind is spinning. What do I do now? What are my options moving forward if I don’t want to parent? Now is the time to research options such as abortion and adoption and decide which one is right for you. For some women, this won’t be