Yes, a 4-week pregnancy can be terminated. At this early stage, medical abortion (abortion pill) is highly effective and safe, typically available from as early as 4 weeks after your last period. Early abortions are generally easier, safer, and less invasive than later ones.

How does Abortion pill look like

Google abortion pill and click images. You are going to see the pictures. There are very many types of abortion pills and these pills are made from different countries but they all do the same thing. So the look of the pills may be different from country to country of origin just make sure that you get the right name and you will be OK.

Are abortion Pills Safe

Yes. Abortion pills are very safe in 9 plus women out of 10. This is over 90%. In a very few women it may lead to heavy bleeding but this can be corrected easily in hospital. So there is nothing to worry about.

Pills are recommended by the World Health Organisation as the cheapest method to terminate a pregnancy.

Can Pills cause Infertility

Pills are very safe and they do not affect you fertility at all. Many women actually get pregnant quite soon after using the pills because they do not practice safe sex.

Pills just terminate and they do nothing else to your body. So practice safe sex.

Which Abortion Pill is Most Effective?

All abortion pills are effective. As long as you follow the instructions and you also got the right dose you should be able to terminate easily and successfully on the same day you take the pills.

How does the Abortion Pill work

The abortion pill will make the uterus to expel the pregnancy tissue or fetus and you will pass it out through the vagina with blood and clots. That is about it.

How do I get the Abortion Pill?

Just contact me and I will help you get the right thing.

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Understanding a medical abortion

The abortion pill is also known as a medical abortion. ­There are two main types of abortions: medical abortions and surgical abortions. A medical abortion may be commonly called "the abortion pill" but it involves taking two types of abortion pills. These pills will terminate a pregnancy, and are not the same as what is commonly known as the "morning-after pill" or Plan B, which is designed to prevent pregnancy.

Who is eligible for the abortion pill?

Women who are under 14 weeks into their pregnancy are eligible to take the abortion pill. 

Women with pre-existing medical conditions may not be eligible to take the abortion pill.

Effectiveness

The abortion pill is very effective. When are used as instructed by the doctor/pharmacist  they have about a 98 percent Trusted Source effectiveness rate. The age of the pregnancy, the medication doses and administration, and whether or not a woman has been pregnant before may impact the effectiveness. The effectiveness rate decreases for each additional week of pregnancy.

While this effectiveness rate is high, it's possible for a medical abortion to fail to terminate a pregnancy. In these cases, a woman would need to then undergo a surgical abortion.

How does it work?

When you're taking a medical abortion, it will make you bleed like your normal periods.

Side effects and recovery

Women who undergo a medical abortion often experience bleeding and cramping that can last for up to two weeks after the procedure, including passing blood clots. Other common side effects include:

• nausea and vomiting

• diarrhea

• feeling dizzy or heaving a headache

• short-lasting hot flashes

Most women will abort anywhere from a couple of hours to a day or two after taking the second medication. However, it's normal to experience light bleeding, spotting, and some cramping for up to four weeks following a medical abortion. Note that you can get pregnant almost immediately following an abortion.

Pros and cons of the abortion pill

When women decide they want to have an abortion, they may get to choose between a medical abortion with the abortion pill, and a surgical abortion.

Pros of medical abortion include:

• Medical abortions can occur as early as a woman finds out that she is pregnant.

• There is no anesthesia required.

• It's less invasive than a surgical abortion.

• Some women feel that it's more "natural," like a miscarriage.

• Medical abortions don't carry the same risks of uterine perforation.

• Abortion pills often cost less than surgical abortions.

Medical abortions do have some disadvantages, which include:

• Medical abortions are not 100 percent effective. Failed medical abortions require women to also undergo surgical abortions, and can result in infections.

• Bleeding and cramping may last longer than with a surgical abortion.

• Medical abortions may require more than one visit to the doctor's office.

• They cannot end a tubal or ectopic pregnancy.

Your doctor will discuss your options with you, and will likely break down some of the pros and cons.

Potential risks and complications

Though medical abortions are considered safe, it is possible to experience complications from the medications.

Potential risks and complications of a medical abortion include:

• an incomplete or failed abortion, where the fetus is viable or remains in the womb (this can cause serious infections)

• an undetected ectopic pregnancy, which can be dangerous and is a medical emergency

• blood clots remaining in the uterus

• heavy bleeding

Emergency symptoms of serious complications include:

• severe pain

• fever

• excessively heavy bleeding (defined as going through two or more pads within an hour span)

• strong-smelling vaginal discharge

• passing clots for two or more hours that are larger than the size of a lemon

What to do after taking the pill

In many cases, you will take the pills at the comfort of your home. When you bleed then you take the second medication between one and three days later for womb cleaning. You may experience symptoms like bleeding and cramping for two to four weeks.

After taking the abortion pill, wait at least one week to have sex, even if your doctor has prescribed you antibiotics. This reduces the risk of getting an infection. When you do have sex, use contraception immediately, as you can get pregnant very soon after an abortion.

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Our Pregnancy Termination Pills Are Effective 100% Of The Time After A Pregnancy Termination Procedure You May Experience Slight Nausea, Vomiting & Light Bleeding Which Is Normal During An Abortion Process. Abortion Or Pregnancy Termination Is Legal In South Africa. You Do Not Need The Permission Of A Parent Or Partner To Terminate Your Pregnancy.

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How does a Medical Abortion Work? It works by blocking the hormone progesterone, which is necessary to sustain pregnancy. Without this hormone, the lining of the uterus breaks down, the cervix (opening of the uterus or womb) softens, and bleeding begins. Within a few hours days after taking the medication medication it will cause the uterus to contract and empty. This ends the pregnancy. If you are pregnant and can not afford surgical abortion which is very expensive then consider medical termination with a pill. You will achieve exactly the same results, safely, quickly and cheaply.  

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What happens after taking abortion pills You'll experience bleeding and some cramping. It's very important you use pads and not tampons to avoid infection. You'll be advised to take pain relief in the form Please do not take Aspirin. The cramps may become strong - this is a normal part of the abortion process. Bleeding may get heavier and you may pass clots. This is usually at the time you begin to lose your pregnancy. Often the pregnancy is passed into the toilet. You may not see it specifically, and it may appear as a clot. Side effects of the medication may include nausea, vomiting, diarrhea and shivering. Once the pregnancy has been passed, your bleeding will usually lessen and become like a slightly heavier period. It may continue to be quite heavy for a day or two as the uterus needs to contract and return to its normal size. Most women pass the pregnancy within 4 or 5 hours after taking the pills. For others it can be quicker or take longer.