In a recent article, Does Abortion Affect Fertility?, we talked about some potential complications of abortion that could physically affect you long-term. One health risk that we didn’t talk about
If you’re dealing with an unexpected pregnancy, you’re already experiencing stress. The last thing you need is pressure to make one choice over another. Friends, your partner, and family members
It’s perfectly natural to wonder if having an abortion affects future fertility. Most abortion procedures, in and of themselves, do not cause infertility, but complications, such as scarring or an
Abortion providers insist there are no mental health risks to having an abortion, but research and the testimonies of women suggest otherwise. No one can predict how a woman would
Every abortion is unique. There is no way to predict what your experience will be. Circumstances like the abortion method used, how far along you are in your pregnancy, and
You might have heard about the different ways that abortion can affect you physically and mentally, but what you won’t often hear about is how the abortion procedure affects the
No, you are not legally required to tell your partner that you want an abortion. However, it’s important to step back and consider why you want to hide your pregnancy
Thinking about taking the abortion pill? It’s so critical to learn all you can on your own because there’s a lot the abortion clinic won’t tell you. Read on to
You might have heard about the physical risks of abortion (like infection, uterine damage, etc.), but did you know that abortion can have a detrimental effect on your mental health—and
If you’re feeling pressured into an abortion decision, please know this: it’s never okay. The choice about how to move forward in your pregnancy is yours—and your mental health depends
To confirm your pregnancy, start with a no-cost pregnancy test from Choices. We will confidentially provide conclusive results at no cost to you.
During your pregnancy test, we also offer limited STD/STI screening. You and your partner receive no-cost treatment if you test positive for gonorrhea, chlamydia, trichomoniasis, or syphilis.
If your pregnancy test is positive, complete the confirmation process with a no-cost limited ultrasound. An ultrasound confirms viability, the gestational age, and the location of your pregnancy.
If you’ve taken the first dose of the abortion pill method and regret your decision, it may not be too late to save your pregnancy. There’s a process called Abortion Pill Reversal, but you must act quickly.
