If you are 11 weeks or less pregnant, you may be eligible to use the Abortion Pill.
If you are 11 weeks or less pregnant, you may be eligible to use the Abortion Pill.
If you are 11 weeks or less pregnant, you may be eligible to use the Abortion Pill.
If you are 11 weeks or less pregnant, you may be eligible to use the Abortion Pill. The Abortion Pill is a combination of two different medicines, Mifepristone and Misoprostol.
Pregnancy needs a hormone called progesterone to grow normally. Mifepristone blocks your body’s own progesterone.
This medicine causes cramping, bleeding, and flu-like symptoms to empty the uterus and feels like a really heavy and crampy period. It is like an early-pregnancy miscarriage. The timing and way you take this medication will depend on how many weeks you are in the pregnancy.
This may be an ultrasound in the office, a phone call, and a urine pregnancy test, or blood work.
Allegheny Reproductive Health Center is licensed by the Pennsylvania Department of Health and the CLIA, and our physicians are board certified and hold unrestricted MD licenses in the state of Pennsylvania. ARHC is accredited by the National Abortion Federation (NAF) and the Abortion Care Network (ACN).
Telephone: (412) 661-8811
Fax: (412) 363-6901
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