What to Know About Abortion Pill Reversal?
If you’ve taken the first pill in a medical abortion and are second-guessing your decision, Abortion Pill Reversal (APR) could be an option for you, but it must be started within 24-48 hours. Never heard of the Abortion Pill Reversal process? You’re not alone. Many women have questions about how abortion pill reversal works. Here
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What to Know About Abortion Pill Reversal?
If you’ve taken the first pill in a medical abortion and are second-guessing your decision, Abortion Pill Reversal (APR) could be an option for you, but it must be started within 24-48 hours. Never heard of the Abortion Pill Reversal process? You’re not alone. Many women have questions about how abortion pill reversal works. Here
How Effective is Abortion Pill Reversal?
If you’ve taken the first abortion drug, mifepristone, and are having second thoughts, you may feel worried about whether it’s too late to continue your pregnancy. The good news is that there may still be a chance. Abortion pill reversal (APR) is a protocol that has helped many women successfully continue their pregnancies when changing
How to Find the Abortion Pill Reversal
If you’ve taken the first abortion pill (mifepristone) and are now having second thoughts, there may still be time to continue your pregnancy. Abortion Pill Reversal (APR) is a process that uses progesterone to potentially reverse the effects of the first drug, and it may offer a second chance. At Mendo Lake Women’s Clinic, we
Can You Reverse the Effects of the Abortion Pill?
Yes, if you’ve taken the first abortion pill, mifepristone, and regret your decision, Abortion Pill Reversal (APR) may be an option to continue your pregnancy. Time is critical—if you want to explore this possibility, Mendo Lake Women’s Clinic carries the treatment needed for APR. Call us now at (707) 463-1436 or text us at (707)
How Will Pregnancy Affect Me Mentally?
Pregnancy can bring a wide range of emotions, and every woman experiences it differently. If you’re feeling a mix of excitement, anxiety, or uncertainty, you’re not alone. These emotional ups and downs are a natural part of adjusting to the physical and mental changes of pregnancy. Hormonal shifts play a significant role in your mood,
My birth control failed: What do I do?
First, take a deep breath and know you have options. Accidental pregnancies account for about 35% of all pregnancies, so while your situation is shocking, you are not alone. Below you will find information on what to do next and what options are available in your state. Why You Should Get an Ultrasound If you’ve