Are you considering abortion?
Get answers.
Not judgment.
At Richland Pregnancy Services, we understand that life doesn’t always turn out the way you thought it would. Our compassionate staff of nurses, sonographers, and client advocates are here to help guide you through your decision.
Are you considering abortion?
Get answers.
Not judgment.
At Pathway, we understand that life doesn’t always turn out the way you thought it would. Our compassionate staff of nurses, sonographers, and client advocates are here to help guide you through your decision.
You may not realize it, but up to 25% of all pregnancies end in a natural miscarriage. Many women don’t have any desire to have an ultrasound when planning on abortion as their next step, but that’s the best way to know if your body is preparing for a natural miscarriage. It’s also the best way to know how far along you are in the pregnancy. Many abortion procedure options are determined by this information. While we do not perform or refer for abortions we do care for you and your health is our primary concern. Why wouldn’t you want an exam that will allow you to know more details about your specific situation and gives you the opportunity to turn your fear into confidence?
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Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need an ultrasound before an abortion?
Getting an ultrasound before an abortion is recommended because you will need to determine the gestational age of your pregnancy to know what type of abortion you need and verify your pregnancy. An ultrasound can determine if your body is preparing for a miscarriage.
What tests are done before an abortion?
You should have a pregnancy test as well as STI/STD testing and treatment.
What happens during an abortion?
This depends on the type of abortion you get. If you get a medical abortion, you will be taking two different medications. One pill stops the pregnancy, and the other pill expels the pregnancy tissue from your body.
If you get a surgical abortion, a doctor must insert a speculum to examine your uterus. Your cervix will be stretched open with dilators either before or during the procedure. Next, the doctor will insert a tube through the cervix into the uterus, which is attached to a suction device. This will empty the uterus.
Do abortions hurt?
Pain and discomfort levels vary from woman to woman. Some women experience the physical side effect of severe cramping, fever, vomiting, chills, etc.
Additionally, some of the emotional and psychological side effects don’t always present themselves until much later.
How long does the pain last after an abortion?
You can expect to experience light to heavy vaginal bleeding accompanied by cramping for about two weeks. However, if you continue to have bleeding and cramping for more than two weeks, you should seek medical attention.
What are the side effects of an abortion?
- Intense cramping
- Bleeding heavier than a period
- Dizziness
- Diarrhea
- Headaches
- Mild fever
- Hot flashes
- Chills
More severe side effects, which need medical attention:
- An allergic reaction to the medication
- Infection
- An incomplete abortion
- Severe pain
- Fever
- Passing clots for two or more hours that are equal or larger than the size of a lemon
- Strong smelling vaginal discharge
- Excessive bleeding, using two or more pads in an hour
How much does abortion cost (or what is the average cost of an abortion)?
The average cost of an abortion in the US in the first trimester is approximately $500. Second-trimester abortions average $1,500. However, abortion costs tend to be higher in states where abortion is more restricted.
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