Abortion Procedures

Are you considering an abortion right now? It is a serious medical decision that comes with risks to consider. Contact us to schedule a free and confidential appointment to confirm your pregnancy before making any major decision regarding your pregnancy to protect your health. 


Abortion restrictions are currently in effect in Texas: All methods of abortion (telemedicine, abortion pill, suction abortion, and D&E abortions) are currently banned with very limited exception. To better understand your options, schedule an appointment to meet with our team and learn fact-based, detailed information about abortion.

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Types of Abortion

MEDICAL ABORTION

A medical abortion is typically done during an early pregnancy and is FDA-approved through 10 weeks of gestation. There are two different drugs used to terminate an existing pregnancy. 


  1. Mifepristone blocks progesterone, a hormone that sustains the growing pregnancy. Without progesterone, the pregnancy cannot continue.
  2. Misoprostol causes uterine contractions and expels the pregnancy tissue from the uterus.


Common risks of medical abortion:

  • Infection
  • Heavy and prolonged bleeding
  • Digestive system discomfort
  • Incomplete, which may require surgical treatment
  • An ongoing pregnancy (if the abortion medications don’t work)

SURGICAL ABORTION

A surgical abortion is much more invasive than a medical abortion. It involves medication, surgical instruments, and/or a suctioning technique to remove the pregnancy tissue. It is typically done later in a woman’s pregnancy. 


The most common surgical abortion procedure is dilation and curettage (D & C). Common side effects include abdominal cramping and vaginal bleeding. 


How far along you are, if the procedure was performed with sanitary equipment, and the cleanliness of the exam room, could affect your chances of developing surgical abortion-related risks. Common risks include:

  • Infection
  • Uterine perforation
  • Damage to the cervix
  • Scar tissue on the uterine wall

Know Where Your Pregnancy Stands

First, ensure your pregnancy details with an ultrasound once you confirm your pregnancy with medical-grade pregnancy testing. An ultrasound will alert you to any potential complications and give you the details you need to know if and what types of abortion you are eligible for. 


Schedule a free and confidential appointment to get clarity about your pregnancy and your options. We are here to answer any questions you have.

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