If you find out you're pregnant but don't plan to become a parent. You have three main options. Have a baby, get adopted by another family, or end the pregnancy before you get pregnant again.
Many women choose to have an abortion for one reason or another. In fact, about 30% of women worldwide have had an abortion by the age of 45.
Reasons to consider an abortion include:
You are not ready to be a parent or not at all willing to be a parent
Not being in a relationship with someone you want to start a family with
The desire to finish school first, focus on a career or achieve other goals
Wanting to be the best possible parent for your kids
An abusive relationship or pregnancy as a result of sexual assault
Do you have any medical conditions that make pregnancy dangerous?
All women have reasons for choosing an abortion, but it is important to remember that the decision to have an abortion is personal and can only be made by you.
A medical abortion cannot be performed if:
More than 63 days of pregnancy.
Taking blood-thinning medications or having a bleeding disorder increases your risk of bleeding.
Are you suffering from an ectopic pregnancy or liver or kidney problems?
You have other serious health problems.
How should I prepare for an abortion?
Preparing for an abortion starts with education. Learn about options, medical or surgical abortion, etc. Learn about the process and what to expect next.
If you are having an abortion, have someone pick you up and drive you home after the surgery. Sedatives and narcotics make you sleepy and unable to drive or use public transportation.
Plans to recover.
It doesn't take long, but after surgery should stop working for at least a day or two. This is especially true in the case of a surgical abortion. Even with a medical abortion, you never know how you'll feel, so it's a good idea to clear your calendar for a few days. Also make a nice nest to rest for the next day.
What is Medical Abortion?
Also called non-surgical abortion. In this type of abortion, the Abortion Pills, mifepristone and misoprostol are used to terminate the pregnancy during the first 10 weeks of pregnancy, as determined by ultrasound.
Because medical abortion becomes less effective after the first seven weeks of pregnancy, it is usually recommended that women have an ultrasound between 10 and 12 weeks of pregnancy to have a surgical abortion.
What is a Surgical Abortion of Pregnancy?
Also known as a hospital abortion, this safe and quick surgical procedure is known as cervical dilation and the use of gentle suction to remove the pregnancy from the uterus. It usually takes 3-5 minutes.
Surgical abortion can be used to terminate a pregnancy between the fifth and twelfth weeks of pregnancy through ultrasound.
What are the risks of these abortion procedures?
The risks associated with a medical abortion include:
Incomplete abortion requires a surgical abortion
Prolonging an unwanted pregnancy if treatment is unsuccessful
Heavy and persistent bleeding
the heat
Gastrointestinal Diseases
The risks of abortion surgery include:
Bleeding, including blood clots
cramps
Vomiting and Nausea
sweat
Lost consciousness
So If you have decided to have an Abortion keep these options and side effects in mind.

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