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Which Method is Best for Me?
It is important that you fully consider all of your options when making the decision whether or not to terminate your pregnancy. Depending on how far along your pregnancy is, you may have different abortion methods available to you.
At Equality Health Center we offer medication and surgical abortions. The medication abortion, often called abortion by pill, can be done up to 11 weeks (77 days). Surgical abortions are done up to 15 week and 6 days, counting from the first day of your last normal menstrual period. There are advantages and disadvantages to both methods, and there are various reasons why people choose one method or the other. There may also be medical or social reasons why one method would be more appropriate for you. |
Comparison of Surgical and Medical Abortions
Surgical Abortion
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Medical Abortion
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For more information about what a medication or surgical abortion appointment involves, please see “What To Expect” on this website.
Still not sure which method is right for you? Click www.pregnancyoptions.info and go through the workbook called “Abortion: Which Method is Right for Me?”
When you call to make your appointment, if you continue to have any questions or concerns, our staff will be happy to discuss them with you and help reach a decision you are content with.
Still not sure which method is right for you? Click www.pregnancyoptions.info and go through the workbook called “Abortion: Which Method is Right for Me?”
When you call to make your appointment, if you continue to have any questions or concerns, our staff will be happy to discuss them with you and help reach a decision you are content with.