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Searching How to Cause a Miscarriage?
Your pregnancy test revealed the terrifying truth — the birth control failed, and you’re now pregnant. What do you do? Maybe you don’t have the money for an abortion, and you are researching DIY abortion methods and how to induce or cause a miscarriage at home. Contact us to learn more about spontaneous abortion, pregnancy options, what to expect, and more. If you want to continue your pregnancy and are worried about a potential miscarriage, please reach out to learn more about our services and resources.Whatever you may be looking for, your best first step is a free pregnancy confirmation appointment so you can know what options are available to you and if the pregnancy is viable (able to continue on its own). Is an at-home, self-induced miscarriage possible? In the past few years, thousands of women like you have turned to looking for at-home abortion options for an unintended pregnancy. While there are several methods and ways to force an at-home, self-induced abortion, we want to be abundantly clear. It is not safe to induce a miscarriage or spontaneous abortion at home. The risks are high and can cause long-term or life-threatening side effects including but not limited to:
Is it Safe to Order Abortion Pills Online?
Since Texas and other states have banned abortion, some women are considering ordering abortion pills (Mifepristone and Misoprostol) online from websites that exist outside the legitimate U.S. drug supply chain. While self-managed abortion with pills purchased online may provide accessibility and convenience, it is essential to consider significant health risks and precautions. 1. Online pills lack FDA regulatory oversight and bypass important safeguards. The FDA recommends that Mifepristone “be dispensed to you by your health care provider (or someone under the supervision of your health care provider), or by a pharmacy to which your health care provider has submitted your prescription.” The FDA cautions against buying medications from online sources because it “cannot ensure the safety, effectiveness, or quality of those medications.” In other words, without regulatory oversight, there is no guarantee that pills ordered online are legitimate and safe. 2. Not all women are candidates for the abortion pill. Women with certain medical conditions and pregnancy circumstances should not take abortion pills. Self-managed abortion outside the healthcare system skips vital steps to ensure that you are a candidate for the abortion pill. Before proceeding with medication or chemical abortion, it is important to have your pregnancy evaluated with a
Hello, Fort Worth! Heading to an Abortion Clinic in New Mexico, Kansas and Florida? 5 Reasons to Start With Us.
If you live in Texas and are looking for a provider in New Mexico or Colorado, get the health and safety answers you need to make an informed choice before you go. Not sure where to start? We can help you navigate your decision with cost-free services and compassionate care right here in Fort Worth. Confirm Your Pregnancy With a Free Ultrasound So, your period is late, your drugstore pregnancy test is positive, and a flood of emotions, thoughts, and feelings just washed over you. Now what? Carrying a pregnancy to term feels impossible, and you’re seriously considering abortion. Living in Texas, with limited access to abortion providers, you may feel overwhelmed and unsure of where to seek help. We understand the challenges you face when making pregnancy decisions. While we don’t perform or refer for abortion services, we can save you time and money while ensuring you receive the appropriate care needed if you are considering traveling across state lines. An ultrasound is an essential tool that can help determine the location of the pregnancy, establish viability, and rule out an ectopic pregnancy or a miscarriage. It is important to note that if you are experiencing an ectopic pregnancy,
Do I need “proof of pregnancy” before an abortion?
While a drugstore pregnancy test is convenient, it cannot provide the health and medical information needed to schedule an abortion. Before you book at an out of state abortion clinic, we can save you time and money but providing proof of pregnancy via ultrasound to verify viability (if the pregnancy is able to continue) and how far along you are. We can also provide lab-quality urine pregnancy testing if you think you might be pregnant. This test detects the presence of the hormone hCG, which the body produces during pregnancy. A limited ultrasound can be performed as early as 5.5 weeks from a woman’s last menstrual period. It is the only definitive way to diagnose a healthy, progressing pregnancy. During an ultrasound scan, a medical professional will ensure the pregnancy is occurring inside the uterus, look for and measure the heart rate, and measure the fetus to establish an estimated due date. An ultrasound can also rule out an ectopic pregnancy. This scan is quick and provides valuable information to aid in your decision-making process. It is important to note that our limited ultrasounds do not diagnose fetal abnormalities or gender. Note: Before you leave Texas or order abortion pills, having an ultrasound performed can
What Happens During an At-Home Abortion?
While skipping the abortion clinic and ordering online may look like an easy, stress-free, safe option, we’re here to help you understand the risks involved, what not to do, the information you need to know ahead of time, what to expect, and what to do if things go wrong at home. Your best first step is to confirm a viable intrauterine pregnancy and rule out an ectopic pregnancy, which can be life-threatening. An ultrasound can also tell you how far along you are. This information can determine whether a woman buys 5 or 9 pills. Book a cost-free consultation and ultrasound appointment. No insurance is required and same-day appointments are often available. Is it safe to order abortion pills by mail? FDA’s Official Warning: Do Not Order Online The abortion pill comes with a black box label, which is the highest level of caution assigned by the FDA. Taking the abortion pill without seeing a doctor or having an ultrasound is never recommended. The side effects range from unpleasant (cramping, bleeding, nausea, headache, fever) to life-threatening (sepsis, rupturing of the uterus, undiagnosed ectopic pregnancy, and more). Due to lack of regulations and unsafe medications, the FDA also issued a warning
What is a Misoprostol Only Abortion?
The recent order from the United States Supreme Court on the distribution of mifepristone, the first drug in a medication abortion (also known as Mifeprex), has caused significant controversy and discussion about the drug’s safety and legality. While the ruling allows the continued distribution of the drug according to current FDA regulations, that does not mean the case is over. The Supreme Court has sent the issue back to lower courts, meaning it may have to rule directly on the case’s merits in the future. With rumors of the FDA approval of mifepristone potentially being revoked, many women have questions about the legality of abortion pills and the safety and possibility of a misoprostol-only abortion. Some online abortion pill providers have pulled mifepristone from their sites, and women can no longer get abortion pills by mail. (Note: This is an active, ongoing court case. Information last updated May 2023.) What does Mifepristone do? Mifepristone, the first drug in the abortion pill regimen, works by blocking the hormone progesterone, which is needed for a pregnancy to continue. The drug causes the lining of the uterus to break down and cuts off nutrients the developing fetus needs to live. What does Misoprostol