3 Things to Know if You Are Considering Mail-Order Abortion

Making a pregnancy decision can bring unexpected emotions into your life. You’ll want to select the best option for your situation, but there’s a lot of information to sort through. If you’re considering obtaining abortion drugs through the mail (“mail-order abortion”), know that your health and safety are paramount. There are several things you should

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Reasons You Need a Ultrasound Before Abortion

Ultrasounds are critical diagnostic tools for viewing bodily structures and identifying certain health conditions. An obstetric ultrasound can view your reproductive organs and assess a pregnancy’s health.  Even if you’re sure you want an abortion, you should still have a ultrasound. This scan provides crucial pregnancy information to help confirm potential options, protect your health,

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What’s the Difference Between the Abortion Pill and Plan B?

With any drugs you consider taking, you want to be aware of their intended use and side effects. Understanding the difference between the abortion pill (medical abortion) and Plan B is essential.  Embrace is committed to providing factual information about Plan B, your pregnancy options, and more. You deserve the facts. What Does Plan B

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What Are the Side Effects of the Abortion Pill?

The “abortion pill,” or medical abortion, uses  medication to end a pregnancy. The abortion pill is FDA-approved through ten weeks gestation. It isn’t recommended to take abortion pill drugs past that point, as you could develop complications like severe bleeding. Two drugs are used during the abortion pill process. Mifepristone blocks progesterone, and misoprostol causes

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What Are the Risks of Ordering the Abortion Pill Online?

If you’re facing an unexpected pregnancy and considering ordering the abortion pill online, it’s essential to understand the risks to protect your health.  Read on to learn more about the risks of ordering the abortion pill online.  Or, if you want to talk to someone about your pregnancy and options, contact Embrace today to connect

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Can I Buy the Abortion Pill Online?

If you’re wondering whether you can buy the abortion pill online, the answer is yes. However, this option comes with serious risks to your health.  In fact, the FDA advises against buying the abortion drugs online. This is because these drugs aren’t necessarily FDA-approved, so the source, quality, and potency aren’t guaranteed.  Before seeking abortion

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What Happens to Your Body After an Abortion?

If you’re facing an unplanned pregnancy, it’s essential to learn about how it could affect your body to protect your health. Read on to learn more about the possible physical risks of abortion. Or, if you want to talk to someone about your pregnancy and options, contact Embrace to schedule a no-cost, confidential appointment. Physical

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Will My Insurance Pay For My Girlfriend’s Abortion?

If your girlfriend is unexpectedly pregnant and considering abortion, it’s essential to know that your insurance will likely not cover your girlfriend’s abortion. Abortion can be expensive, ranging from $500 to $3,000, depending on the type of procedure your girlfriend seeks and how far along she is. If you and your partner are worried about

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Am I Eligible for the Abortion Pill?

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

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Is an Online Abortion or At-Home Abortion Safe?

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

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