An incomplete abortion is what occurs after an unsuccessful abortion. This means that, although the pregnancy has ended and the fetus will not develop, there are pregnancy remnants still inside your uterus that were not removed. An incomplete abortion can result in infection and bleeding, so if you experience any of the symptoms below, you … Continued
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Abortion is a very personal choice for every woman who finds herself facing an unexpected pregnancy. Every woman in this position deserves to be armed with the facts, and one of the underrepresented aspects of abortion is how it can affect mental health, especially for women who are already struggling with anxiety or depression. Read … Continued
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Depending on the stage of your pregnancy, there are two different abortion options: medical abortion and surgical abortion. Medical abortion is only FDA-approved for use during the first ten weeks of pregnancy. Surgical abortion can be performed later on in the pregnancy. Abortion, like every other medical procedure, comes with its own set of risks. … Continued
If you are unexpectedly pregnant, one of the first options you’ll discover when researching online or talking to friends is getting an abortion. If you’re unfamiliar with the process or how it works, it’s important to do your research so you understand the process of the procedure and any potential risks. Almost half of the … Continued
By Jenna Hughes BSN,RN Nurse Manager, New Hope Center Are you considering the abortion pill? An unplanned pregnancy can cause a mix of emotions, making a major pregnancy decision difficult. You are not alone – and you have options. One of your options is a medication abortion, or the abortion pill. Some women have been … Continued
