When should you take the abortion pill

        1. When should you take the abortion pill
          2. As for how early a woman can take it, waiting until the 6th week of pregnancy is often required.

          The abortion pill is very effective, but..

          The Abortion pill from 10 weeks to 24 weeks

          Please note, we are currently not offering this treatment type.

          The abortion pill is a medicine that ends the pregnancy.

          The medical name for the abortion pill is mifepristone. It works by blocking the hormone progesterone. Without progesterone, the lining of the uterus breaks down and the pregnancy cannot continue.

          The abortion pill is followed by another medicine called misoprostol, which makes the womb contract, causing cramping and bleeding similar to a miscarriage.

          This method can be used up to 24 weeks of pregnancy.

          People can use the abortion pill to end a pregnancy until around 70 days, or roughly 10 weeks, after the first day of their last period.

        2. People can use the abortion pill to end a pregnancy until around 70 days, or roughly 10 weeks, after the first day of their last period.
        3. A medical abortion can be done in a clinic, or sometimes at home if you're less than 10 weeks pregnant.
        4. The abortion pill is very effective, but.
        5. The abortion pill can be used in our clinics for pregnancies up to eight weeks.
        6. The abortion pill is generally available earlier in pregnancy.

          7. Once you have checked in with the receptionist, your name and date of birth will be checked and you will be asked to go into a waiting room. A nurse will collect you and ask if you would like your support person to accompany you through this stage.

          The nurse will make sure that all your paperwork is complete and accurate. Your medical history will be confirmed.

          You will be given a tablet of mifepristone to swallow. Mifepristone makes the uterus more sensitive to a medication called misoprostol, which i