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NON-SURGICAL ABORTION – “THE ABORTION PILL”

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NON-SURGICAL ABORTION – “THE ABORTION PILL”

THE ABORTION PILL – NON SURGICAL

Non-surgical abortions, sometimes called “medical abortions,” are performed in the first 9 weeks of pregnancy. Non-surgical abortion can be administered in pill form (otherwise known as Mifeprex or RU-486). Mifeprex is approved by the FDA for non-surgical abortion.

Non-surgical abortion will stop your pregnancy from growing and another medicine called Misoprostol will help expel your pregnancy. Since there is always a statistically small chance of failure with this method, you must be willing to have a surgical abortion if the abortion pill doesn’t work. In addition, you must be able to commit to two or more visits to the office and be in good health and:

  • You Must:
    agree to have a surgical abortion if the non-surgical abortion fails
  • be able to receive phone calls from the office
  • have immediate, reliable access to transportation in the event of an emergency
  • agree to return to the office for a check-up afterwards.

COMMONLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT MIFEPREX

Mifeprex blocks a hormone needed for your pregnancy to continue. When used together with another medicine called Misoprostol, Mifeprex ends your pregnancy.

 

Mifeprex followed by the vaginal insertions of Misoprostol is approximately 98% effective.

 

Because Mifeprex comes in pill form and is taken by mouth, you can usually avoid surgery. Also, because it works very early in your pregnancy, Mifeprex allows you to take early action to end your pregnancy.

 

Bleeding and cramping are a normal part of the process. The bleeding can be heavier than a normal period and usually lasts from 9-16 days. In some cases, women may have severe bleeding and then would need to contact the clinic or their doctor immediately. Your provider will instruct you on how to handle any pain, nausea, headache, vomiting, or diarrhea that could also occur.

 

The FDA, which has tested it for both safety and effectiveness, has approved Mifeprex. In the past decade, almost 700,000 women in Europe have safely used Mifeprex to end their pregnancies. It is now approved for use in more than 23 countries.

 
 
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